Page 36

Site hosted by Angelfire.com: Build your free website today!

Page 36 : Beale Ciphers Analyses

The Knights of the Golden Circle

After years of exhaustive research, James Simpson proposes many new revelations concerning the Beale mystery.

That The Beale Papers tells a true story, and is authored by James Reavis a key figure in the Peralta Land Grab and a member of the Knights of the Golden Circle (KGC)
That Beale's thirty adventurers were killed and buried in shallow graves in what is known in Arizona as the Massacre Grounds. The legend wrongfully describes the bodies that were discovered as Mexican miners killed by Apaches.
The Peralta Stones were created by the KGC after The Beale Papers in an attempt to leave behind a map to the locations of the buried caches of Confederate Depositories. The stones act as a map that is compared with the ciphers in The Beale Papers to chart a course from the mines in AZ to the site of two locations in Virginia.

Code Breaking


	James Simpson used artificial intelligence as offered by ChatGPT to develop this method of counting off the alphabets. More details on his decryption are available on his Facebook page. Another approach, using The Locality of the Vault as an example, the ciphers begin as follows: 71 194 38 1701 ... Convert those codes by subtracting 26 (the alphabet) until there is a remainder of less than 26 and then enter the letter numbered by that remainder. So 71 - 26 - 26 leaves a remainder of 19 and the 19th letter is S. Do this for all the codes and the table on the left is the result. This is known as the remainder function, or in an EXCEL spreadsheet, a MOD formula produces the same results. I have been analyzing the Beale ciphers for 20 years and I find it amazing that such a simple operation can yield so much relevant information.

Jacob Waltz is the man made famous by the story of The Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine.

Maricopa county in Arizona is where Apache Junction is located, near the Superstition Mountains, the legendary location of that mine.

James Simpson, the contributor of this story has claims for the rights to 6 of these mines with the Dept. of Interior. He also holds the claim for a specific location which shows the signatures - TJB - a cattle brand.

Back to homepage