Treasure Trap

Hi! I know majority of us here do love to obtain a gold. We all love gold, especially a bar gold! We want it to become rich, buy what we want, and get rid of poverty that holds us for a long time. Some of us here aren't obsessed with gold, maybe because they had everything they want or something like contented of what they have. But us? Ehh we are treasure hunters! but a failure one tehehe.

I would like to share a true to life treasure hunting story with you. So, without further a do, let the story begin.

Last 2015, my cousin got a number out of nowhere, we don't know where the h*ck did he get that number. The stranger was a native women, and she's looking for a boyfriend and here comes my cousin. When they're intimate with each other, after a couple of months, the girl opened up a topic about gold and she seems so persuasive.

She told him that, there was something like bar in their backyard. She lives in the mountain so my cousin think of it as true. The girl sent a picture of a bar gold through social media, then my cousin spread it to my father and uncles to the point that they're planning to take a look at it personally.

So without any hesitation, they tried to meet with the girl in the mountains, to see if it is a real one. As they checked the gold, touch it and weight it. They conclude that it was real. My father and uncle wanted to bring the gold at the treasure experts but the native girl did not agreed.

In the couple of days, the girl chatted my cousin, asking for some money because they're already hungry. So again, they went back to that far place to give money and food to the natives. When they arrived at the place, an old women hugged them, it's looks so lovely and sad to look at. They attempted to bring home the gold and talked to the natives but they won't give it. They told them that they need more food and a greater amount of money before they're going to hand the gold.

So, my father and uncle went back home,borrowed some money to someone and also betting up their savings. They accumulated a large amount of money, and sacks of rice for the natives. When they when back to that place, again the old women hugged them and greeted them. The natives immediately get the sacks of rice out of the van and carry it heading out to the mountains.

Before the natives hand out the bar gold, they tried to saw the bar first to make sure it is real. But the natives are the ones sawing it, they did not allow my uncles to do it. As they saw the the bar gold, it is really a gold! It's shinny and the gold dusts fell on the ground. Suddenly, a lot of armed men roamed around the place, then the native women cried! " the bandits! ". The native women hand them the bar of golds and told them to leave the place immediately.

When the armed bandits are gone, they immediately leave the creepy place with the gold. They got the gold but, when we checked it out in our home, it's nothing but a bar made of iron, the only gold part is at the middle and it is not even a 24karat, so then we conclude that we are scammed.

The native women's purpose of hugging was to make sure they don't have any guns and deadly weapons. The roaming armed bandits in the midst of the transaction is to frighten up the victims and leave the place in fear, without checking if the gold is real or fake. Therefore we conclude that those people are NPA new people's army, looking for victims to kill and steal, by the way it happened at Bukidnon, Davao del sur.

My cousin tried to contact the girl but, it's now unattended. So! A scam! There's nothing we can do, What's more important is, they escaped the place alive. But, I know that would serve as a lesson.

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Thank you for reading this true to life story of mine, hope you had a great day everyone. Upvotes, comments, and like are very well appreciated. God bless and keep safe.

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