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The Army Paymaster Who Vanished With 4 Tons of Gold (1863)

The Union Gold Transport That Vanished On A Straight Road (1863) #3 In October of 1863, a Union quartermaster named Samuel Pratt was ordered to escort twelve wagons of federal gold down a nine-mile military road in rural Missouri. The road was straight. Flat. You could see both ends from the middle. Fifty-six men entered the Jasper Pike that morning. By the next day, only fifteen walked out the other side. The wagons, the gold, and forty-one soldiers vanished on a road with no turns, no crossroads, and no place to hide. The official report blamed Confederate guerrillas. The real story was buried for sixty years. This is the testimony of the man who survived it. A man who spent the rest of his life listening for a sound he first heard on that road. A low vibration. Like a current through a telegraph wire. The sound of something patient. Something hungry. Something that remembers everyone who got away. The Jasper Pike was removed from every map after the war. But roads don't disappear just because you stop drawing them. Some roads are older than the people who built them. And some roads are still waiting. HASHTAGS: #HorrorStory #ScaryStory #CreepyStory #OldWestHorror #CivilWarMystery #TheCursedFrontier #TrueHorror #SupernaturalHorror #HauntedRoad #CursedRoad #UnionGold #VanishedSoldiers #FrontierHorror #DarkHistory #ParanormalStory #HorrorNarration #ScaryNarration #Creepypasta #NighttimeStories #PsychologicalHorror