Buried Treasure in Central Park A Cuban Refugee tale
A Cuban refugee named Alvarez hides about $110000 in Central Park New York after fleeing Havana in 1860s. His fortune, earned through a Bank of England note stash, was buried during perilous travels and later pursued by family friends and police. A Havana-Esque romance and legal attestations frame the tale as a dramatic treasure mystery.
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rabi-Bey
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Bank of England
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London
New York
JA ‘Xunk
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