Other Books by John Clarence

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The Gold House, The Discovery, reveals the well-documented true story of Doc and Ova Noss, extraordinary individuals who discovered a massive treasure on the Range prior to it being taken over by the military. Doc and Ova endured a hostile environment in their search for the treasure most others could not have tolerated. Continually  being maligned and ridiculed by individuals in the military in and the Treasury Department, they held fast to their position that they were the true owners of the treasure. Tragically, Doc was murdered by his business partner over a gold transaction gone wrong. The presiding judge and the defendant’s attorney were both business partners in Doc’s Cheyenne Mining Company. Ryan was acquitted.

The Gold House, The Lies, The Thefts, the second book of the trilogy, tells how Ova spent years trying to raise the treasure after Doc’s death and how, in 1955, she was forcibly removed from her claim by the military.  The story of Ova’s struggle to maintain control of her rightful ownership of the treasure continued when suddenly new names and new faces crept onto the scene. Seven military people, who claimed the gold belonged to them, formed

an association they called the “Seven Heirs.” 

On September 5, 1961, two members of the group, were given polygraph examinations at 

Holloman Air Force Base to determine if they

had seen the treasure. Both men passed

the examination.

The Gold House, Executive Order, the third book of the trilogy, reveals a detailed replay of what the U.S. Government did to Ova Noss during her years at the Victorio Peak treasure site after Doc was murdered. The story begins in the 1990s when a more sophisticated sequence of dirty tricks and deceitful behavior by the government was played out against Terry Delonas, Ova Noss’s grandson. Lies and deceit, false and deliberate overbillings, and illegal changes to an agreed-upon license contract is clear evidence of the government’s corrupt tactics. Coercion, intimidation and extortion were also some of the devices the

U.S. Government used against ONFP (Ova Noss Family Partnership), during its search efforts

at Victorio Peak.

The Noss Gold is an examination of presidential theft of gold bullion from the Noss treasure site during the Johnson and Nixon presidencies. It reveals the documented proof of Nixon’s successful theft of the Noss gold in 1973, but more importantly it lists the names of everyone involved, including  FBI personnel and the base commanders who sponsored the theft––36.5 tons of ancient gold bullion. The proof includes, warehouse receipts, the banks used in the money laundering scheme. 

Doc & Babe is an historical novel based on the actual life experiences of Milton E. “Doc” Noss and his wife, Ova M. Noss during their short time together while they searched for and eventually discovered a treasure of great value, thousands of ancient gold bars, chests of jewelry, gold coins, and other precious artifacts. The writer has taken the liberty to enhance the storyline and the events of their lives from a perspective not yet explored.