I agree with Morgan
I think Alonso put the fake targets in the ground and used transmitters to cause the Mineoro locator to make beeps from long distance at his Paris demonstration.
Here are four reasons why I think Morgan is correct:
1. Wrong target found in Paris:
The jewelry they find when Alonso and Patricia are making the demonstration is
fake low-carat jewelry that was put in the ground.
This is not same high grade gold and ancient coins which people find in this area.
I believe they also used a transmitter to cause beeps at the FG90 when they were using it to find the fake treasure,
because
FG90 cannot find fresh gold from the long distance we see in the Video.
FG90 does not work better than a metal detector for fresh gold.
2. There is more proof - Witness at the Paris demonstration saw FG90 does not work as Alonso demonstrated:
One witness from the French treasure hunting distributor watched them recover the cheap ear ring during the video in Paris.
After he saw this amazing recovery from Alonso and Patricia, sent an email to Morgan to say he bought a Mineoro FG90.
But he became very disappointed when nobody can find amazing detection with the FG90 like they see from Alonso and Patricia.
He can see it is not working as Alonso showed them in his demonstration.
I believe Morgan is correct:
A hidden transmitter caused Alonos's FG90 make beeps to find cheap jewelry that they put into the ground during their Paris visit.
3. Alonso left more more proof that he hides transmitters and buries fake targets.
Robalocarpanda from Mexico told us about a gold bracelet which he recovered when he was with Chacho in 2010.
A photo of this recovery was put in Mineoro facebook when they found it in 2010.
Then two years later, Robalocarpanda watched Alonso make a demonstration in Mexico to convince a customer in 2012.
Robalocarpanda watched Alonso and his factory helpers recover this exact same bracelet from 2010 again to fool a customer to believe they found a new long-time buried treasure.
They found Alonso's transmitter at this place where he made the fake demonstration in Mexico in 2012.
See Robalocarpanda's report of this fraud demonstration here: http://www.longrangelocators.com/for...&postcount=141
It is not possible for this bracelet to be buried there in 2012 unless Alonso or Chaco or Filipe put it there, because it was already recovered in 2010.
The proof is on the Mineoro facebook photo here: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...e=1&permPage=1
See the photo that Mineoro posted to show this bracelet
was recovered in 2010, not in 2012!
It is also certain that the Alonso and his factory team brought the transmitter to this demonsration, which the Mexican team discovered later.
Transmitters are not naturally found beeping in the treasure hunting areas of Mexico unless someone puts them there.
The words of Robalocarpanda who originally found that bracelet with Chacho in 2010:
"...the bracelet is lie"
4. -- More proof:
According to the witnesses report, Alonso admitted that he put another transmitter in the ground at the time when he stole the gold from the Mexican team,
to fool them so they would believe the gold is still in the ground after he took it away.
Here is the transmitter they found when they discovered that Alonso stole their gold:
Alonso hidden transmitter is discovered:
This is not a fraud that Mineoro will do only on rare occasions - This is the standard business method for Mineoro.
Hidden transmitters, fake targets, and other tricks are Mineoro's standard method to convince customers that their locators are really working as amazing LRLs.
They sell crap LRLs. And they use tricks to convince people that their equipment will find small targets from long range.
Mineoro has been using tricks and fake targets to fool people from before the time when Morgan visited their factory in 2007 and discovered their fraud.
Morgan has the correct idea to believe that Mineoro factory people use hidden transmitters, fake targets, and other tricks to fool customers.
Best wishes,
J_P