Last December, the musical score to Gottfried Federlein's "March Impromptu" was posted online. It wasn't just an ordinary sheet of music, though.
Within it, Hitler's secretary encoded the location of a Nazi treasure: Diamonds and 100 gold bars. A Dutch journalist, Karl Hammer has spent months trying to figure it out and he thinks he has the answer.
The secretary added letters, figures and lyrics that give clues as to where the treasure is hidden. The clues all pointed to the town of Mittenwald.
There was a preliminary geophysical survey that revealed an anomaly in the earth. The next task is to excavate the location. However, Hammer says he'll need to bring experts in case the treasure is booby trapped. Maybe give Harrison Ford a call?
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