His 16-year-old daughter, Kaylee, has joined him combing the beach. "And looking in the river here, you know, when it starts to go down, that's when I need to come out and do my digging.". "There's nobody that writes how to do this," Martinez said. Read about our approach to external linking. Keep in mind, most states dont have the staff come out and find you. Mears told Wadell he doesn't by any means hope for a tropical storm or hurricane to impact New. As New Orleans residents deal with a parish-wide power outage, small communities just outside the city and its levee protection system are being pummeled by Hurricane Ida, with hundreds of people asking for help but unable to be reached due to catastrophic flooding from several feet of stormwater. John Bel Edwards said no major levees failed during Ida, thanks to a $14 billion hurricane risk-reduction system that was built in the greater New Orleans area following Katrina in 2005. There is no way to know that these coins are his, but the timing, location, and the fact that it is buried treasure all hint toward not only a pirate, but the pirate Jean Lafitte. This is going to be a nightmare. You are using an out of date browser. Its never been as bad as it is this time, said Jesse Touro, 62, who was rescued from Jean Lafitte after riding out storms in town for the past 12 years. Our residents have gone through this their whole lives and they didn't think that this would happen.. Oldest coin I found was a half of a silver dollar, old civil Spanish real from 1876," he recalled, adding that some other major finds include a Republic of Texas belt buckle dating to around the 1830s. "Hurricane Ian, that was my first time actually detecting with my dad on the beach," Kaylee said. LaPlace, La., saw many homes mangled and streets flooded by Ida. And they got some older folks back after that, I spoke back in. However, since it pointed toward someone else's land, he never did or said anything about it. Though Lafitte's home is gone, this property across the street from the Port of Galveston contains the ruins of a later structure and a trove of ghost tales. All you have to do is log onto this unclaimed.org (not unclaimed.com). after Hurricane Ida. IE 11 is not supported. This is horrible. Pirate Treasure's of Jean Lafitte An 1837 woodcut of Lafitte, W.C.C. So his home is a trailer. Why Alex Murdaugh was spared the death penalty, Why Trudeau is facing calls for a public inquiry, The shocking legacy of the Dutch 'Hunger Winter'. This is one 1806 real from the hoard featuring King Charles IV with a Certificate of Authenticity. The networks all-original programming slate features a roster of hit series, premium documentaries, and scripted event programming. Because Katrina took a turn and it hit toward Mississippi more than it hit over here. "We just pulled it out yesterday at this privy I'm telling you about. Your device might not be able to access this slider. He's got hunting for long-lost coins, jewels and artifacts from Spanish shipwrecks down to a science. Jean Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner said the town - 20 miles (32 km) south of New Orleans and outside the city's levee protection system - had suffered "catastrophic" flooding. SC: I can imagine that this must be also very emotional for you as a first responder. (AccuWeather / Bill Wadell). It may not display this or other websites correctly. LaPlace, a town of quiet subdivisions on the eastern bank of the Mississippi River where many evacuees from New Orleans settled after Katrina, saw many of those homes mangled and streets flooded by Ida. There is no way to know that these coins are his, but the timing, location, and the fact that it is buried treasure all hint toward not only a pirate, but the pirate Jean Lafitte. My step father also grew up in East Texas, but in the country on a farm. My son is crying. The town is about 20 miles south of New Orleans. Tropical storms, hurricanes and flooded rivers can be incredibly destructive, but they also help uncover memories from the past. What is the latest news? Aerial image of Barataria, La. Never again, Ms. Joseph said. ", "It's definitely 'go time.' Satellite image 2021 Maxar Technologies The muddy man on a mission wades along the banks of the Mississippi River and has been searching for unique finds since the 1980s when he first ventured out with his dad. The parish had received more than 200 calls for rescue since Sunday. Residents there faced brutal winds and heavy rainfall. But to our surprise, he says hes not going to use the fortune to finish building that house White: Most of it will go to St. Judes Childrens Hospital in Memphis thats where most of it will go. It was a book on the treasures of Galveston and the surrounding area. before Hurricane Ida hit. These hunters were busy combing the beaches and unearthing shiny pieces of Treasure Coast history. According to one account, published in 1885, The Historical Guide to New Orleans, Jean Lafitte died of sickness on the island of Mugeres, off the Yucatan, in 1826. Reeves: It is my honor and privilege to present to you 14,480 shares of Lowes stock.Lea Thompson, Dateline correspondent: Whats it worth Mr. Treasurer?Reeves: Its worth approximately $950,000 at close of business yesterday. He told me the government tried digging but was denied by the owner. WWNO - New Orleans Public Radio | "They feel the wind. Homes in the town of Laplace, to the west of New Orleans, were also flooded. Here is a transcription of their conversation: Shalina Chatlani: Hi, Sheriff Rodriguez. And thats when the unclaimed property office found the most remarkable story of all From disabled vet to millionaireBack in the 1970s, Jimmy was a regional supervisor for what was then a small Southern hardware chain named Lowes. So was the electricity. I've heard for years, about a spot along Dickinson Bayou where Lafitte supposedly hid Treasure (very very near a certain Cemetary), Some of the add-ons on this site are powered by. By Richard Fausset,Rick Rojas and Patricia Mazzei. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Grand Isle, a narrow beachy islet of stilt-raised homes facing the Gulf of Mexico, near where Ida came ashore, could not be reached by road, which was underwater, or by air, because there was nowhere for a helicopter to land, said Sheriff Joseph P. Lopinto III of Jefferson Parish. The hurricane passed through the area, flattening trees and ripping apart smaller buildings. Here ya go Bum, Passed by it again on Tuesday. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. "We started digging privies. Prior to Hurricane Katrina, the public school system of New Orleans was one of the lowest-performing districts in the state of Louisiana. The Mystery of the Final Years of Jean Lafitte . One estimate suggested. Click below to begin your paid subscription. More a thousand people died, and at least 800,000 were left homeless. Below are some stories to tell about other folks who now, more than ever, need to find a little lost money. Do you have any closing thoughts on the situation? Jean Lafitte was a French pirate and privateer who was active in the Gulf of Mexico region from the early 19th century, and who is rumored to have buried treasure and gold in many locations, including sites along coastal Louisiana. Thats a lot of money for a man who was a laborer just a few years before. "The deepest I've gone is over 15 feet, but this one, in particular, is about 8 feet deep and it's just incredible. Im going to have to start all over again. Your device does not support this visualisation. I mean I'm lost for words it's so rare. Gov. Though the city looked sturdy and dry on the outside, many of the problems were unfolding indoors, where the lights could be out for days. I was looking at the weather on the TV, but it went out. These people never dreamed there was money just waiting for themthat is, until the day Dateline came knocking on their doors. BRITAINS 17474 Pirate Jean Lafitte New Orleans 1815, Britains 17474 Pirate Jean Lafitte Battle Of New Orleans Americana Serie, 1956 Saga Men's Magazine Feb. 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Bye. Oak Island the Strange, the Bizarre, and Maybe the "Truth! "I take advantage of the change of tides, every cycle during the storm while the storm is going on, as the storm is leaving.". hide caption. (AccuWeather / Bill Wadell). Best of all, Dateline was one of the ones who get to deliver the good news in person. My step father knew where one of these markers were, he had found it while hunting years ago and thought it might be a grave marker or something. The booty of gold and silver bullion amounted to 11,509,524 . The man who was killed left an estate of 60,000 in cash plus land in Mississippi. That's my real deal. "I had never found a silver coin. 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Articles, Great Discoveries: Metal Detectorist Finds 14th-Century Coin, 300-Year-Old Hairpin Beneath Farmland, The Market for Queen Elizabeth Collectibles Soars, Money as Marketing Material: Vintage Bank Note Ads. 1417 Harborside Drive. Images showed streets under water and gardens submerged. Every little thing that I owned and had, its gone, Mr. Adams said. "I'm shaking because I'm like, 'There's no way!' It also has references to other lost treasure spots in Texas. Their house, like others in the village, was elevated, and their neighbor had a boat. As such, the treasure hunter keeps a close eye on the forecast and levee construction projects protecting the Big Easy to plan each expedition. They feel the rain. Over the years, Hendrick's Lake near Tatum has been a place where many people have visited in search of a legendary treasure that was supposedly left at the site by Pirate Jean LaFitte. Kerner told Weather.com that the local levee was overpowered by Ida's floodwaters. There are a lot of people that are still there and OK, sitting on the porch, waving at us, Sheriff Lopinto said. In searching some old newspapers.found a newspaper article from 1935, a full page on Jean Lafitte. Never again.. In the French Quarter, the streets seemed to have been washed almost clean. I'm speechless.". (Photo by Sophia Germer, . http://www.texasescapes.com/DEPARTMENTS/Letters/LettersToEditorDecember2001.htm. For the residents that stayed, Leorwald called it a personal decision, noting that some people couldnt afford to leave. And the last I heard in lower Lafitte is they had about 10 feet of water. Updated: 6:19 PM CDT June 21, 2018 HOUSTON It's the treasure hunt of a lifetime, and now it's landed them on national TV. Jefferson Parish was hit by Hurricane Ida's winds that reached up to 70 mph and floodwater that reportedly reached between 10 to 12 feet, according to New Orleans Public Radio. "The minute that you start thinking about Lafitte's treasure or buried this and buried that, I think you go crazy and people already say I'm crazy," he said. RELATED: Hurricane Nicole unearths possible Native American burial ground, "When Mother Nature does an event where it takes sand away on an extreme level, that's when you find the stuff," Martinez said. He sent the chopper anyway to see if it could spot his 10 deputies who remained in a bunker on the isle during the storm. Thats a lot of money for a man who was a laborer just a few years before. But, you know, this is a Cat 4, from what I understand is still a Cat 4. Cody Lauricella, a 30-year-old native of bayou country, sailed the 19-foot fishing trawler he usually uses to catch trout and flounder back and forth to Jean Lafitte throughout the day to help people get out. Pray for the people back there. Evacuees consoled each other after leaving Jean Lafitte, La. It's still a Cat 4. Are any of those resources available for these people? This story was told to me several years ago by a man in his 80 s Back in 1940 or 41 two men hired to clean up around what is said to be Lafittes red house disapeared after a few days. That includes the town of Jean Lafitte, as well as Crown Point, lower Lafitte and Barataria, all of south Jefferson Parish, where sustained winds reached up to 70 mph and floodwater was reportedly between 10 to 12 feet. (AccuWeather / Bill Wadell). Energy companies say they are working to restore power, but residents are being warned it could take weeks in some areas. I'm in contact with Joe Valiante and Tim and them up in EOC. The one I am thinking of was found. They're scared because they've never seen this, Leorwald said. Satellite image 2021 Maxar Technologies So let's just keep it going," Mears said. Aerial image of Jean Lafitte, La. Treasure hunters were out on the beach Friday after Hurricane Nicole turned up the sand, unearthing shiny pieces of Treasure Coast history. He went all the way to lower Lafitte, he said, but found few takers for a boat ride. That includes the town of Jean Lafitte, as well as Crown Point, lower Lafitte and Barataria, all of south Jefferson Parish, where sustained winds reached up to 70 mph and floodwater was. No one had heard from the Nolans since Sunday morning, and now the village, along with much of the southeastern Louisiana bayou area, was underwater. In them, his 11-year-old brother, Juan, kept calling out, Hold the door, hold the door, terrified of the storms bluster. The state treasurer says the storm motivated him to start digging through the files to help people. "I just let fate guide me and you can't just think about it. Residents surveying the damage to their home in Houma, La. Saving history," New Orleans relic hunter Shane Mears told Wadell. After Hurricane Katrina, which damaged more than 100 school buildings, the state seized control of almost all urban schools and turned them over to independent charter groups. "The treasure," he added. "We've suffered flooding before, we've suffered storms before," Kerner was quoted saying. This one right here was the worst one Ive been in. The wind was howling, he said, and seemed to never stop. A few New Orleanians had begun venturing out to walk their dogs, ride bikes and assess the state of things early on Monday. In the 1950s, the Sabine River and the nearby lake (Hendrick's Lake) experienced a new onslaught of treasure seekers when the story of Laffite's silver was published by the True West magazine. That's got to be heart-wrenching for them. The Hix boys from Baytown were featured on Discovery Channel's. What's the least amount of exercise we can get away with? The authorities had rescued more than 70 people in Jean Lafitte and the surrounding communities, said Cynthia Lee Sheng, the Jefferson Parish president, after eight feet of water overtopped levees, sending several hundred people into attics and onto roofs. Though floodwaters in Lafitte have gone down significantly, it still presents a major issue, Lee Sheng said during a press conference. After gathering strength over the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Katrina struck Louisiana and Mississippi on August 29, 2005, eventually carving a path up the East Coast. Have a crack at it guys. "He grabs it out of the pile and we were just sitting there freaking out.". The town is about 20 miles south of New Orleans. Aerial image of Barataria, La. Reporting on health care, criminal justice, the economy and other important issues in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi. At least 15 people were rescued on Tuesday, she said. I'm going by what I'm hearing. Dozens of residents watched as floodwaters advanced, waiting for rescues that did not start until daybreak. So I don't know where it's going to stop. We find old coins. Today, hes a millionaire. The bay takes its name from the Spanish novel Don Quixote, in which the . His dads bank eventually turned the money over to the state. Ms. Lee Sheng estimated that about 40 people had chosen not to evacuate Grand Isle. Aerial image of Jean Lafitte, La. Treasure hunter Christian Roper is searching for Jean Lafitte's buried treasure that could be worth over 50 million dollars today - he meets with Rick and Marty Lagina to get their advice, in this clip from Season 1, \"Pirate Treasures.\" #BeyondOakIslandSubscribe for more from Beyond Oak Island and other great HISTORY shows:http://histv.co/SubscribeHistoryYTFind out more about the series and watch full episodes on our site:http://histv.co/BeyondOakIslandCheck out exclusive HISTORY content:History Newsletter - https://histv.co/newsletterWebsite - https://histv.co/HistoryFacebook - https://histv.co/FacebookTwitter - https://histv.co/TwitterFrom pirates such as Blackbeard and outlaws like Jesse James, to Aztec gold, priceless historical artifacts from American history and sunken treasure ships, Beyond Oak Island digs deep into the many treasure quests across the globe, revealing amazing new details and clues from past searches and in some cases, advancing the hunt.HISTORY is the leading destination for award-winning original series and specials that connect viewers with history in an informative, immersive, and entertaining manner across all platforms. Everybody knows that it would be bad. Many homes and businesses have also been devastated and boats capsized. State treasurer Tate Reeves, who runs Mississippis unclaimed property division, joined Dateline to deliver the news to Gordon. hide caption. You know, right now, people are in the middle of this emergency and there's really not no answer for it. Its hard to believe there could be much good news after this, but weve found a silver lining actually, for some people, a whole lot of gold. We just want to make sure.. If anyone has heared or knows any more info please let me know. Shalina Chatlani is the health care reporter for the Gulf States Newsroom, a collaboration between NPR, WWNO in New Orleans, WBHM in Birmingham, Alabama and MPB-Mississippi Public Broadcasting in Jackson. Some of those who stayed behind still had no plans to leave. I don't know about that if the government wanted to dig, they would. Aerial image of Jean Lafitte, La. Mears has also turned up collectibles from the Louisiana militia in the early to mid-1800s as well as pelican buttons, which are a really rare find, he explained. Several small towns in the southern half of the parish, outside the giant storm protection system encircling New Orleans and some of its suburbs, were inundated. he captured a Spanish treasure fleet off Cuba's Bay of Mantanzas in 1628. "We're looking for old Civil War artifacts.". What are you hearing about the situation down there? This hobby became a true passion for Mears after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast in 2005. The Louisiana town of Jean Lafitte has been "totally devastated" by Hurricane Ida, with rescuers unable to reach hundreds of stranded residents after a vehicle wiped out a bridge, Mayor Tim Kerner . I hope that you can help me out. They've got people that's trapped back there and there's no way to get home. But I don't think this is going to be a good situation when it's all over. Mears told Wadell he doesn't by any means hope for a tropical storm or hurricane to impact New Orleans again, but if such a storm does hit, he expects floodwaters to resurface more artifacts to be discovered. The other went north later over seas where he was killed during WW2. Kaylee said. Some stories to tell about other folks who now, more than ever, need to find a little lost money. And I would imagine every one of them's caught back there right now, and I really don't know. Woodblock print of the death of Jean Lafitte from The Pirates Own Book, published in 1837. Jean Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner said the town suffered "catastrophic" flooding Sunday following Hurricane Ida. If this item contains incorrect or inappropriate information please, Relevant Its something Dateline has shared with you before, a wonderful little secret called unclaimed property. It could be an old paycheck, a stock note, or inheritance thats owed to you. When no one claims these valuables, theyre eventually turned over to a state, where they may languish for years. Hurricane Katrina remains one of the worst hurricanes in U.S. history. And the odd thing is, these sudden fortunes may never have come to light had it not been for the catastrophe called Katrina. As of Tuesday, rescues were still being made with Louisiana's National Guard reporting that personnel have rescued 359 citizens and 55 pets either by high-water vehicles, by boats or by air during the aftermath from Hurricane Ida. i will try and take a picture of the location. Night-time imagery from Nasa captured the extent of blackouts across the affected area after the storm, with lights knocked out in many places, including New Orleans. Across the path of Idas destruction, the weathered and storm-weary people of the northern Gulf Coast waded out of flooded communities on Monday and surveyed the damage left by one of the most fearsome hurricanes to strike the region since Katrina 16 years ago. Ida traveled about 100 miles inland in the first 12 hours after landfall Sunday, while Katrina moved about 240 miles inland in its first 12 hours after landfall . Co-worker told me a story about Jean Lafitte having buried treasure near where we live. But the water has stabilized. Items in the Price Guide are obtained exclusively from licensors and partners solely for our members research needs. after Hurricane Ida hit the town. Sounds like the Hendricks lake treasure. He told me there is an old, very old oak tree. "We find buttons. Jimmys headed back to Mississippi to claim his shares and personally met with Treasurer Reeves. Now, more modern equipment was available, and one man used a metal detector and managed to get some interesting readings from the bottom of the lake. New Orleans and its hardened storm infrastructure appeared to have held up, though the city had no electricity. The concentration is still on search and rescue in Lafitte, Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng said Tuesday. After stalling for time, Lafitte finally complied in 1821. Severe weather can also toss items from cargo ships, wash valuables away during a tsunami or unearth precious metals during a hurricane. The day before meeting with Wadell, Mears unearthed a first-place gold medal from the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair of New Orleans that was held in 1859. The heavy rains and tidal surge from Hurricane Ida prompted a flash flood emergency Sunday night in areas south of New Orleans, as a failed levee in the town of Jean Lafitte left up to 200 people . In other areas, rooves of homes and yards are covered in debris post-Ida. Just pick a state you or any member of your family has ever worked in or played in, type in the name, and within seconds you can find out if this is your lucky dayand it is all absolutely free. The Laffite Society, which promotes historical research and education about Lafitte's life and times, meets the second Tuesday of each month. I found this site just now from a google search for Lafitte's treasure and it brought me here. Your device may not be able to access the slider. Not a bad location to camp, near the river. TREASURE COAST, Fla. Right after and believe it or not even during hurricanes, there is a group of brave souls who take to the shoreline. Great story! And the lower communities, I mean, Lafitte, Grand Isle. I can't see what's going on no more. Lea Joseph took her children to try to sleep in the trembling car once the power went out; the wind was whipping her house, uprooting trees and peeling roof shingles. 1987 .999 Silver American Eagle 1 Troy Ounce Bullion Coin W/ Airtite, SH129e JAPAN ORIGINAL EDO Hansatsu By YANAGIMOTO Han Silver 1 Monme 1830, Egypt,1965, 10 X 1 Pound Tutakhamon, Prefix 61 --> 70, P37, See Scan, 2011 (W) Silver Eagle PCGS MS70 West Point Mint, 1899 Barber Half. You never think its going to be you until it is.. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. On the edge of this little-known Chambers County lake off the Trinity about 35 miles east of Houston, Jack wants to show where a ship sank in the 1800s. hide caption. New Orleans itself had been bruised but not beaten. I know this thread is quite old now, but I'm wondering if any other information has been discovered about this? He kept asking, When is the eye passing, when is the eye passing?. Treasure hunters seize an opportunity to get an. One of the men was found living in east Texas where he had bought a farm. Mr. Roque felt certain his aunt and uncle, whom he lovingly described as hippies, would be all right. I'm thinking tomorrow morning, I don't know if I'm going to be there at four o'clock in the morning, at three o'clock in the morning, I just don't know. Trapped residents waited for daylight, when rescue boats could make their way through the floodwaters. The two-bedroom trailer was wrecked, with only the air-conditioner intact among piles of mangled furniture, kitchen supplies and personal belongings. Satellite image 2021 Maxar Technologies before Hurricane Ida Aerial image of Jean Lafitte, La. That means everything that's going on is still going on back there. Satellite images taken by Maxar on Tuesday shows just how extensive damage is over the Gulf Coast and southern Louisiana. But after about 14 years working at Lowes, he was battling serious depression. I have a file 2 in thick on Hendricks lake treasure. Keep in mind that the Lake was not there it there would be a river in its place. Accuweather National Reporter Bill Wadell didn't mind getting dirty to take viewers along a journey with a history buff in New Orleans who searches for Louisiana's forgotten past. Treasure hunters seize an opportunity to get an even better chance of finding coins, jewels and artifacts from Spanish shipwrecks from the 1700s. "People like doing this, and that's how stuff gets found, and they rewrite history.". I just don't know what to think. Sergeant Jason Leorwald said the police department is working to try to make a path to get to those residents and resources to them Sunday night and are opening search and rescue cases as well. Its been sitting in Mississippis state treasury for yearsits value skyrocketing as Lowes has grown. Satellite image 2021 Maxar Technologies So I can't validate or confirm anything. The full extent of the wreckage in places like Houma remained unclear. I was crying, Juan recalled as he stood on the flooded street, the water lapping over his rubber boots. "This still happens on the Treasure Coast. Hurricane Katrina was among the most destructive storms ever to hit U.S. shores. This is a storm from the left side of Lafitte. The Gulf Coast from Mississippi to Louisiana was left in shambles. Welcome to BiloxiMississippis treasury department has set up temporary shop in a courthouse to try to find people who have unclaimed property coming to them. after Hurricane Ida hit the town. His adventures take him to dirty places that could be hiding prized possessions and pure gems. The tree has been dated at better than 325 years old. Read about our approach to external linking. 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