They were in a cemetery quite often. On the night of October 23, 1935, Schultz headed for the mens room of The Palace Chop House. These connections included local private investigator Bruce Alterman and the grandfather of documentary director Elizabeth Trojan, who worked for Schultz as a heavy. Im the one who took the map. The area of concern is not that big to investigate and if you know your angle of direction you shouldnt have a problem locating the spot where the treasure was initially buried. Amazing! Schultz, once named Public Enemy No. and $1000. If they took notes and made the map listed I would think theyd have taken it within a few days. During his relatively brief life, Schultz became a powerful figure in the New York crime world, earning the nicknames "Beer Baron of the Bronx" and "The Dutchman." Recently, I had the chance to go exploring in the area of where this hidden treasure, consisting of cash, diamonds, bonds, jewels, and gold coins has the potential of yet being discovered. Arthur Flegenheimer (nicknamed Dutch Schultz- 1901-1935) is thought to have been killed on orders of the Commission (leading members of the American Mafia). His father abandoned the family when Schultz was in his early teens, and soon after, Schultz left school and started working odd jobs. Searching for gangster Dutch Schultz's gold (nypost.com) and the gold coin. One is the Devils Face (shown above)and another is the Devils Tombstone. At the end of the roaring 1920s, Dutch Schultzs criminal empire was making more than $20 million dollars a year. Dutch Schultz was born Arthur Flegenheimer on August 6, 1902, in the Bronx section of New York City. The Lue map can pass as a Pink Floyd album cover, just saying. Today, Dutch Schultzs treasure is said to be worth more than $50 million dollars. And so our government can have them back of course theres a reward probably for finding it. I think he and Lulu hid it either where they rode daily in Fairfield, CT perhaps in a subbasement of the house on Campbell that was built in 1935 not far from the stables and on the path they rode. The brewery had an enormous series of tunnels for cooling real beer during Prohibition that were not sealed up until after the fire. Check with a metal detector near the grave of an old woman at the back of the Hudler Cemetery close to the drive way; QED. It would be found by now if someone was useing a Metal detector if it had gold in it or clues were shown that it exists and has a pressense somewhere. doing research Ive learned the gangsters of that era did many things in code,so why not a map? Therefore the treasure must be at Hedler; it cant be any where else. The treasure may or may not be there, but that is just a secondary though to finding the location. This cross symbol is used to define two clues on this map. The Post writes that he mentioned Lulu by name, plus a request to return to Phoenicia to cash his Liberty Bonds. Maybe sometime you will have it written before it fades into the realm of forgotten. While on his deathbed, Schultz mused about a multimillion-dollar treasure, which would have matured to be between $50 million and $100 million in today's money, should it prove to be real. They took a day longer than necessary to get here. Which again, was conveniently left off the map. I believe that Shultz hid the treasure the first night in Phoenicia and the only person he had to blind, at the dinner, was his bodyguard which should not have been hard to do. Pieces of new information inspire people in need of satisfaction. But according to Thomas Terry, Krompier never recovered Dutchs treasure: On the night of the Chop House murders two henchmen caught up with Marty at a barber shop in New York City, gunned him down and took the map.
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