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Scotty to get his money back. In 1905, Walter Scott ("Scotty")
scattered gold nuggets and $100 bills from N.Y. to L.A. Where
he got all this gold and $100 bills is a mystery, but it wasn’t
from prospecting. The idea of finding a secret mine was very
obviously a cover for however Scotty managed to get his
money. Scotty is well-known for his penchant to throw away
$20 gold pieces as if they were candy wherever he went.
Nobody believed he had a mine, strangely the IRS never got
interested in Scotty. Why? The IRS went after Charles
Caughlin who was exposing the elite, the bankers, the
Freemasons, etc. in the early 1930’s on his radio show. There
was no reason to suspect Caughlin of any cheating on his
Income Tax, and the audits found the IRS actually owed
Caughlin money. However the national papers printed front
page stories of the IRS investigation, and practically ignored
that the man was exonerated. Yet, the IRS left Scotty alone.
Hmmm.
Although Scotty was married, he became intimate friends with
Albert Mussey Johnson (1872-1948), a Chicago millionaire,
who was v.p. from 1906 to 1926 of the National Life
Insurance Co. Albert M. Johnson was born in Ohio, and lived
in Arkansas and Missouri before moving to Chicago. Johnson
came out and stayed in Death Valley. The stay helped his
health, and he and Scotty remained close friends.
In 1924, construction secretly began on a castle in Death
Valley. The best of materials were used and the materials had
to be hauled clear out in the desert by truck to Grapevine
Canyon where the castle sits. Hundreds of workers were hired.
The castle got its kitchen tiles from Spain. Special rugs were
made on the European island of Majorca for the castle. Tiles
for the incompleted pool came from the Mediterranean. Many
of the furnishing of the castle came from cathedrals and
palaces in Spain and Morocco. Draperies made for the castle
were hand-tooled in selected sheepskin leather. Sixty
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