Geraldo Rivera finally finds Al Capone's treasure.

In New Jersey

In about 1665 Thomas Potter was reported to live in a cave somewhere in the Neighborhood of Deal Lake (Great Pond).

In the early 20th century, a Jewish Freemason family of some considerable wealth of unknown origin bought an estate in the area apparently with the foreknowledge that this cave was within it. Their purpose in mind was to stash a considerable treasure trove that had been recovered originally from the Temple of Jerusalem Treasury.

This treasure first and foremost includes the Ark of the Covenant as well as the Menorah. This family were Orthodox Jews and business lawyers. And they had a plan.

In 1965 I, their grandson, was moved into a new house in Interlaken with parents and sisters, onto a plot that was specifically parceled off to separate an oddly built ‘gardener’s living quarters' building from the main estate house. I grew up for a considerable part of my life with this old building tucked away in the back of the yard. The odd construction shows that it was built to seal up and hide the mouth of Potter’s cave.

I’ve been asked how I know any of this for sure. I’ve never breached the seal of the cave and been down there to actually see the Ark and all. How can anybody just take my word for it? - And it’s true I had no idea, my grandparents told me nothing. Just dropped the slightest of hints as to their history and a few kabbalistic lore dropped in passing over the years. Masonic pins left out in open. Drive by this opulent building and remark how it was once their temple. How I’m named after the granduncles who’s Masonic Jewlery that was. I can’t explain all the correlations I’ve added together to show how I know the Ark and the rest is down there. But I can show you the ‘tip of the iceberg’ part of the treasure they planted above ground, hidden in plain sight and at arm’s length for inspection. This 7-foot, three female torso statue in front of this Temple, is actually made of gold melted from the talens of gold recovered from the Temple treasury. This can be seen with the naked eye. Without going into the chemistry - these purple blotches of this 100-year-old patina indicate gold underneath a decaying bronze finish mask. No bronze statue in the world has these purple patina blotches.

That’s what, 20 million in gold? Who can estimate? But it’s right there feet away from the public sidewalk 1701 Park Ave Asbury Park NJ. You want evidence. There’s your evidence.