Adventure Awaits Beyond The Peak

My journey into treasure hunting began at 8 when he moved from Southern California to Clovis, New Mexico, and lived near my great aunt, Babe Noss. Babe’s captivating stories about Victorio Peak and its buried treasure ignited a fire of adventure in my heart. Dinner table discussions often centered on Babe’s accounts of Doc Noss’s discovery of the treasure rooms, fueling my fascination with the quest. 

These stories were not just tales of riches but of a lost legacy intertwined with history, mystery, and a family’s determination to reclaim it.

As the nephew of Babe Noss, I had long been connected to this legendary story. In 1973, I watched with frustration as John Dean, , the White House counsel under President Nixon, discussed the involvement of F. Lee Bailey in Babe’s treasure hunt on national TV, sparking his desire to help. In 1977, when Babe appeared on 60 Minutes, I wished I could have supported her in accessing the treasure.

 After raising my family and retiring, I joined my cousin, Terry Delonas, to continue the Noss family’s pursuit of the $28 billion treasure hidden in New Mexico’s Victorio Peak. This mission isn’t just about gold; it’s about history, spirituality, and cultural significance.

After appearing in the Discovery Channel documentary Gold, Lies, and Videotape, I embraced a new chapter in my life. Passionate about the quest, I launched the Beyond Victorio Peak podcast, where we will explore the mysteries surrounding my family’s story.

His mission is to honor the legacy of Doc and Babe Noss, uncovering hidden truths and sharing insights with a growing audience.