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The Hidden Galleon in the news June, 2008 Listen to the Author's interview on WHRV RADIO, Norfolk, VA. Hearsay with Cathy Lewis
May, 2008.
April, 2008 La Galga referred to as legal precedent against Odyssey Marine . See page 2. The New Yorker this month has a feature story about Odyssey Marine. The story is entitled, "Secrets of the Deep," by John Colapinto. Colapinto says incorrectly that La Galga and the Juno were salvaged by Sea Hunt. The Hidden Galleon sets that story straight.. Read about The Hidden Galleon in Sport Diver magazine January, 2008 Read about The Hidden Galleon in Soundings magazine October 4, 2007 The books arrive at the publisher's warehouse. Distribution will begin immediately.. September 19, 2007 September 19, 2007 Spain cites the erroneous award of La Galga to Spain as "the leading decision on point" in its fight against Odyssey Marine Explorations over 17 tons of treasure. View court document p. 13. More info.
August 11, 2007 The author will be at Sundial Books in Chincoteague, VA between 6pm and 8pm for a reading and discussion on The Hidden Galleon. July 25, 2007 The 82nd Annual Fireman's Carnival, Pony Swim, and Auction will be held July 25-26, 2007, at Chincoteague Island, Virginia. The author will be interviewed on WCTG 96.5 in Chincoteague during the pony swim, More info.
JULY 19, 2007.
The author will be interviewed on WCTG 96.5 in Chincoteague, Friday at 6pm. June 30, 2007 Chesapeake Life Magazine is running their story entitled "Ponies' Secret" in their July/August 2007 issue. Don't miss it JUNE 19, 2007.
Attorneys for the Kingdom of Spain filed an "Opposed Motion of Claimant the Kingdom of Spain for a more definitive statement and Other Disclosure, or in the Alternative, to Dismiss" in the Odyssey Marine Exploration case. The purpose is to make Odyssey disclose what they found and where they found it pursuant to the rules of the Admiralty Court. Spain cited as precedent their victory in the case of La Galga and the Juno in 2000. They claimed that their motion was "consistent with long standing international and U. S. law and recent case law specifically affirming the application of these principles to sunken Spanish property." Should these so-called precedents be allowed to stand if the court that made them lacked legal jurisdiction? May 31, 2007 Odyssey Marine Exploration recently brought in 17 tons of gold and silver coins where it was placed under the protection of the federal court in Tampa Florida. On May 30, 2007 the Kingdom of Spain filed a claim in that court in the event the treasure might have come from from a Spanish wreck. The news from Madrid, Spain via the AP, says that the same attorneys who represented Spain in their 2000 victory over La Galga and the Juno will pursue Spain's interest in the $500 million. Perhaps they feel empowered by that so-called legal precedent.
Old News. 1983. THe author's discovery was circulating in the press Including a front page story January 1, 1984, in the wilmington news journal, delaware. It was then recorded in noaa's shipwreck database. Go to this site and enter "LA GALGA" under vessel NAME http://historicals.ncd.noaa.gov/awois/awoisdbsearch.asp
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