GENERAL DISCUSSION - Anything related to the LDM

[roward]

Hooch,
We're talking about a huge area, right? And the mine is in a Godawful rough place? What are the chances anyone would know?
Bob

[roward]

Brad,
Then you have no personal knowledge handed down to you of Waltz having killed anyone? The two major sources on Waltz, Sims Ely and Dick Holmes, say, respectively, that he killed two men by accident whom he thought were Apaches working the mine, or that he killed his nephew and two or three other men over the years. I personally would hate to think of him as a cold blooded killer.
Bob

[Brad W.]

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[Hooch]

If this a true story, this Brad guys got balls, I like that, as long as I dont have to touch them.

[Rex Western]

I sure miss the good old days when Jim Hatt use to moderate on here. I spent many a days out at his place and time in the sups with him. He would say, if I person wont put their true name behind their post, then if they make grand claims on here, they should be taken with a grain of salt. Of course Jim put it a little more gruff than that.

Rex

[thehunter]

Hi rex, I wish I could have met him he seemed like he was a real nice guy.

[roward]

Brad,
Here I am again with more questions for you. Can you shed any light ,from your own personal knowledge, of Waltz's life in Germany? Do you know if he ever sent any gold or money home to relatives? Did any of his family ever emigrate to the U.S.?
Bob

[Brad W.]

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[roward]

Brad,
Your answer is intriguing. There was a reason Walz left Germany? Since you seem unwilling to shed light on the reason, it leaves one to think he was in some kind of trouble, perhaps with the law. However interesting that story may be, though, it doesn't have anything to do with the ldm, does it?
On a different subject, did Walz have any experience or expertise as a mining engineer, as has been written in some accounts?
Bob

[Brad W.]

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