Two Men Claim to Have Found a Nazi Train Loaded With Gold, Gems and Art...But Refuse to Say Where It Is Unless they Get 10 % of It's Value!

Hmmm...Two men (1 Polish and 1 German) who wish to remain anonymous hired a law firm to represent them and they claim to have found a missing Nazi Train that is supposed to contain gold, gems and art pieces that disappeared at the end of World War II. The men are seeking 10 % of the total value of what is contained on the Train. The train disappeared at the end of WWII, in a complex tunnel complex never to be seen again, according to the folk tale. If this is really that train, the treasures on it could be worth millions!!! "We believe that a train has been found. We are taking this seriously," Marika Tokarska, an official in the southwestern Polish district of Walbrzych, told The Associated Press on Thursday.

The train when it disappeared was on land that was part of Germany but after the war, that land was taken over by Poland.

I wanna know how complex is the tunnel complex, how does one just lose an entire train? How many cars make up this train? 2, 3, or more? It has to be at least 2 cars, an engine car and then at least 1 passenger car, right? 

I think that the Polish police should put a GPS tracker on the 2 guys and then the next time they go to visit the train, Wham Bam, Thank You Sam, you know where the train is. DUH! hahahaha

Already, the district governor has convened a meeting of firefighters, police and others to explore how they can safely handle the train if it is located. Not only could it be armed with explosives, but methane gas underground could add to the risk of an explosion.

"It could be dangerous," Tokarska said.

The train is said to have gone missing in May 1945. Legend says it was armed and loaded with treasure and disappeared after entering a complex of tunnels under the Owl Mountains, a secret project known as "Riese" — or Giant — which the Nazis never finished. At the time the area belonged to Germany but now lies in Poland.