Terry Delonas, grandson to co-discoverer Ova Noss, being interviewed by a member of The Gold House research team about an event that occurred in 1963. Terry recounts the time when he was sitting at the side of his grandmother Ova Noss when she took a phone call from one of President Kennedy’s top White House administrators.

Doc Noss's old friend Willie Doughit gives a excerpt from a final interview at Victorio Peak

A drilling crew attempts to drill into Victorio Peak in search of "Doc" Noss' legendary gold treasure in 1992. The effort failed to find gold.

Now, author John Clarence has published a trilogy called "The Gold House: The True Story of Victorio Peak," in which he reports the results of the 10 years he spent trying to find out what happened to an estimated $2.7 billion in gold bars.

The two most incredible allegations in the book are that presidents Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon had a hand in stealing gold.