The NYC bone rush! Wooly mammoth expert reveals location of 500,000 tusks worth up to $1BILLION dumped in East River by American Museum of Natural History in 1940s on Joe Rogan podcast – sparking hunt for the potential fortune
- Alaskan gold miner turned mammoth expert John Reeves revealed the location of 500,000 tusk bones allegedly dumped in New York City’s East River
- Reeves said the tusks, which were bound for the American Museum of Natural History, were dumped along East River Drive near 65th Street
- Citing a draft report about the bone’s journey from Alaska to the museum, Reeves, said they were dumped because the facility ran out of storage space
- The revelation has kicked off a bone rush, with fortune seekers already out on the river in search of the tusks, which could fetch around $20,000 a piece
- Altogether, the tusks, which were reportedly dumped in 1940 and most likely sank to the bottom of the river, are valued at around $1 billion
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Sounds like Wooly Bully to me!
…people should also be asking the museums about the giant skeletons of humans found around America.
I think the important skeletons are in democrat closets.
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Those tusks that had been preserved in permafrost for 12,000+ years
can deteriorate rapidly when exposed to the air. 80+ years in the East River probably decreased their value considerably.
Great, another reality TV show we have to avoid.
If the exact location is found, the Feds will swoop in and grab anything valuable – just like that Civil War gold at Dent’s Run.