H.E.A.T. and DutchHunter DISCLAIMER

This is Ted Cox's story, and no relation to our experiences.  His story, as it unfolds in his personal notes written by him nearly a half century ago, is a direct link for us to journey back to a time of high adventure, treachery and extreme danger.  Back to a time when Jacob Waltz and his "lost mine" were recent history . . . and perhaps maybe not so lost in the first place.

We hope that by posting his notes on DutchHunter we will help show the full picture of Ted's situation to our viewers; why his partners double-crossed him, why there may still be bullion left.  We also want to share Ted's unique knowledge of the often-times obscure history of the Superstitions.  And to show you another side of the Lost Dutchman Mine story never before published . . . yet perhaps even more plausible than the "popular" versions.

In his notes, Ted blames certain people for wrong doings. That is not necessarily our view.  Much thought and consideration has gone into our decision to publicly release some of these notes.  And although we have removed certain sensitive material, we have not "sanitized" his story (our world and media is sanitized far too much as it is).  For in doing so we would be doing an injustice to everyone involved.  We simply want to share Ted's experience, and thus our experience following his leads, with DutchHunter viewers. 

As you read Ted's notes, you will also see that he had strong opinions about various government agencies.  This was his experience nearly fifty years ago.  This has not necessarily been our experience.  We are presently working with the graces of the U.S. Forest Service, their archaeologists, and the archaeology department at Arizona State University.  Together, as a team, we hope to add a few new pages to Arizona's history, and also provide you, our viewers and supporters, with a rare and fascinating glimpse into a grand American adventure: The Search for Lost Treasure!
 

The H.E.A.T. team.