John Reeves is an Alaskan gold miner who first came to public prominence on the National Geographic docu-series "Goldfathers. The discovery is featured in the documentary "Boneyard Alaska" and popular Instagram account theboneyardalaska. No timestamps yet Create the first? This guy absolutely loves Joe. Still all this is awesome! Smedley D. Butler, War Is A Racket. Thank you sir. Good to see you again.
Good to be seen. Ha ha. So tell me what the fuck is going on. How is it? How's things cracking? First of all, congratulations on being proved correct and that there are literally mammoth bones, bison bones, all kinds of bones in the East River. You set it on this podcast, dirty water, dand went out and looked for them, they found bones, they found multiple bones.
It's real. It's very real. So the museum dumped bones that belonged to your property. Out there in the East River and they're still out there for people to find. How many pounds were dumped? And that was told to me by one of the guys that wrote that report that I read on your show. Good Lord. That's a lot of it knows that many. Yeah, box car. And they found how many bones so far? I don't know. I think Dirty Water Don and those guys found three so far. I say damn sorry. It's here the Dan or Don.
I think it's dirty water Dan or dirty water Don. It's Don. Dirty water Don. That's a risky thing that the guy's diving in the East River. Hey guys. Yeah, there's a morgue guys out there too. How many guys are out there right now? Don't know how many but I know there's others out there that are making fines. So are they using spotlights? Like how are they seeing things at the bottom of the East River? One is a research vessel. A research vessel. Yeah, and that. Yeah, I'm in a goal mining industry.
And we have a code that we don't talk about. So this is one piece and this is a jawbone, correct? Of a stepbison. A belief so. I haven't ever seen it. But I know he found that was one of the first things he found. He found some mammoth ivory. Yeah, and he found another bone, right? Yes, sir. Some sort of like a leg bone. Right there, yeah.
