4          Buried Treasure May be Health Hazard             By John H. Murrell             Indian Nations where there is             buried gold.    8         Oklahoma Caches             By Michael Paul Henson Stashed robbery loot variously estimated from $ 50,000 to $ 100,000.   20        Warren Mun’s Lost Cache             By Robert Turpin             Buckskin bag full of gold.   24        The Celebrated Bank Robber             By Ken Weinman About $85,000 in gold coins, stolen in various stagecoach robberies.   32        Jesse James Fabulous Robbery Caches             By Angie Irons The James brother’s careers lasted nearly 16 years, and over 75 robberies totaling $6 million!   40        The Little Girl Never Told — Turkey Track Trail Treasure             By Tom Vance $60,000 in gold coins buried in an iron kettle by a Creek Indian in the 1880s.   44        Goldie Got Away             By Bob Turpin    400 pounds of gold buried somewhere between Artillery Mound and the Caney River.   47        Oklahoma Gemstones Locations             By Micahel Paul Henson             Good pickings in Cleveland,McCurtain, Ot­tawa and Pontotoc counties.   52        Assassins Keep Their Secrets             By Bill Kelly Bert Casey’s hidden loot is estimated that as much as $100,000.   58        The Robber’s Grave Stays Silent             By B. G. Revis $96,000 in stolen gold taken in a daring robbery by a band of outlaws in 1885.

61        Bank Robbery Loot Buried at Rock Crossing             By Anthony M. Belli Buried somewhere along the south bank of the Red River are 500 $20 gold pieces buried there in 1894 and never recovered.   66        Hermits, Recluses and Misers             By John H. Murrell One thing these three classes of people have in common is the amount of money they have and they generally live on the edge of towns and cities.   70        A Desperate Woman Killed             By John Manwin $10,000 in gold coins buried near an old cabin at Younger’s Bend.   75        How to Research Indian Land             By Don Head             Use the Dawes Roll.                                                 79        Oklahoma Gang’s Loot             By Anthony J. Pallante Famous outlaw gangs Henry Starr, Doolin and Dalton, Rufus Buck, Belle Starr, and the Ned Christie.   84        Creek Against Creek — Creek Nation’s Treasures             By W. Craig Gaines A trunk full of $20 gold pieces buried by Chief Opothleyahola and $60,000 hidden by Chief Paseola.   91        A Slippery Herring —Bob Herring’s Gold Coins             By Tim Casey $31,000 in gold coins that were stashed at Flat Top Mountain..   95        The Secret Marks of Treasure Hill             By Tom Vance             $10,000 in silver coins lost in 1833.   100     Oklahoma Outlaws             By John Minges Various outlaw caches still lost or found?