Book 1: "The Discovery"

Here is the true story of Victorio Peak beginning when Doc and Ova discovered the treasure in 1937. Book one reveals the tricks played by the government, especially the Treasury. Doc’s drinking problems eventually led to his imprisonment. In 1949 Doc’s business partner, Charley Ryan, murdered him. Six years later, the Command at White Sands Proving Ground evicted Ova from the treasure site.

Book 2: "The Lies, The Thefts"

Here is the poignant and heavily documented account of thefts from the Noss treasure by the U.S. Army at White Sands Missile Range. One end of the golden thread that wove through the tapestry of crimes started with Leland Howard in the Treasury. Howard initiated an official request in 1961 of a top-secret, unlawful extraction of gold from the treasure. Then, in 1973, Nixon approved another large gold theft.

Book 3: "Executive Order"

After Nixon authorized the 1973 Thanksgiving weekend gold theft at White Sands Missile Range, G.H.W. Bush signed off on the Ova Noss Family Partnership exploration, a White House scheme riddled with lies, extortion and huge overcharges by White Sands’ accounting office. The profits went into the “General’s Kitty,” cash that was spent frivolously on luxury items unrelated to the expedition.