The Results Of A Research - The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett

Our very first contact/record, which was dated December 1999 arrived from USA, almost ten months after our website's first registration into the Internet search engines. Under the circumstances, it must be taken into consideration that during that period most of the search engines had plenty of difficulties in tracking registered websites that were not complied with their rules so our websites were not shown in the net during the first period of registration, a period between March and December 1999. That's why we did not have an immediate respond from our website's readers as our sites "The great Unknown, The Great Explorers" and "The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" could not easily be tracked.

As the time went by, the net search engine's system was improved and our first contact with our readers began early in March 2000, the date that our records indication begins below and the names of these people interested in Colonel Fawcett's case are mentioned below with a description of their first e-mail, their country, their occupation and the date of their first contact.

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Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Doniel T. Melone	December, 1999	U.S.A.	Archaeologist
01	Interests of this contact in brief: Dear Sir or Madam, My name is Daniel T. Melone (Dan). I live in the US in Chicago IL. First let me tell you a little about my self. I am a 26 year old archaeologist and my specialty is Egyptology. However I have a major interest in the whereabouts of P.H. Fawcett and his lost city. My obsession with him began in my sophomore year in high school and I have been doing research on and off since then. I have always planned on leading an expedition into the jungle to look for he and his city. I am currently working at the Field Museum and will be leaving on a 2-month expedition to Africa (Kenya) Jan 7th. So if you could e-mail me before I leave with the pass. I would greatly appreciate it. The research that I have obtained over the years has become numerous with both inquiries to the Royal Geographical Society and the British Museum. I also have one connection in my museum. I feel that if we collaborate our information we could come up with a better solution. I have made up a list with some names that I felt were important to the case. First there are many names to the lost city I will list them in order 1. The Lost Mines of Muribeca 2. Matalir 3 Araracauga 4. Atlantis (mind you that this is what Fawcett thought he might find). 5. City Z (The name Fawcett used for his city). He stated that they were looking for the lost city that Bandeira in 1753 was looking for. Described as a city with low stone buildings with many streets set at right angles to one another, but there were also some big buildings and a great temple, in which was a large disc cut out of rock crystal. A river running through the forest beside the city fell over a big fall whose roar could be heard for miles, and below the fall the river seemed to widen out into a great lake emptying itself into it. His route started out at Dead Horse Camp where his horse died in 1921, 11 degrees 43` south and 54 degrees 35` west, roughly northeast to the Xingu. He followed the forest to a point midway between that river and the Araguaya, and then followed the watershed north to 9 degrees or 10 degrees south latitude. He thought that the city lay at 11 degrees 30` south and 42degrees 30` west. In recent years however expeditions into the Bolivian plains have found a mysterious pyramid at Tiwanaku and giant blocks of stone weighing tons. Also in July of this year an expedition sponsored by Mr. A Bayer was going into the Xingu area to search for the trail of Fawcett. The team was headed by James Lynch and Rene Delmotte and they were quickly stopped and threatened with death should they proceed. About 60 thousand dollars of their equipment was stolen, and those involved were detained physically by Indians. I must close this letter the first of many I hope. I hope that this is some help, I do have some maps and more info however right Now I am pressed for time. I hope you allow me to access your info with the pass. Thank you very much for your time. Dan Melone, Department of Anthropology The Field Museum of Natural History.
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Melone on December of 1999 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and how to apply for accessing it and since then we are still into contact with him and we do appreciate his interest and his help in this subject so far.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Robert Fleming	March 27, 2000	U.S.A.	Collage Student in N.Y.
02	Interests of this contact in brief: Hello, I am a college student in New York, and my major is history education. I am currently working on a research paper concerning Meso-American anomalies, and I have grown interested in learning about Colonel Percy Fawcett's expeditions. What I am really looking for, is first hand-accounts of the Mato-Grosso region, given by Fawcett himself. If you have access to ANY of his writings or journals first hand, I would be more than thankful if you could please let me know. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Robert Fleming PS: I am writing a college report which concerns his disappearance. If I had ay information, I would be more than glad to share it with you. All I really need is a web site that offers access to his writings or information on where I can find a book of his writings and journals.
	Our respond to this contact: A complete story was given to Mr. Fleming in brief on 28 of March, 2000 regarding the disappearance of Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett for the collage report.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Name removed by request of our contact	May 22, 2000	N/A	N/A
03	Interests of this contact in brief: I find this case about Fawcett very fascinating. It is the perfect mystery. A man who disappears in the Brazilian jungle during the search of a lost civilization. Very exciting and strange. What I know about Fawcett is this: He was born in Devon, UK, in 1867. After a successful career in the army (royal artillery), he started to explore the jungles of Ceylon and South America. Fawcett first became aware of the "lost civilization" through the writer Sir H. Rider Haggard, who gave him a black statue with mysterious writings on it. He believed the statue came from Atlantis and in 1925, he started his last expedition with his son Jack and a friend of his, Raleigh Rimell. The started out in Cuiabα, and from there, headed north over Sierra Azul. For what I know, different theories about Fawcett exists. Some people think he died close to the upper Xingu river, others believe it was the Tapajos river. Too bad that these two river are so far from each other. Another theory is that Fawcett headed against a place called Rio Koloseu where he was killed by the hostile Kalapalo tribe. I also know that the Colonel's son Brian once received a letter from a German who claimed that Fawcett was still alive and living in the cities of Matalir and Araracauga in the Roncador section of Mato Grosso. That's it. I hope that this is enough to get me a pass, cause 200 pages about Fawcett sounds to good to be true.
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to this contact on May 23, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and how to apply for accessing it but our record shows that he didn't respond to it and no answer was received.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Pablo Cingolani	June 12, 2000	Bolivia	Bolivian Expedition's Head
04	Interests of this contact in brief: ey! i'm writing this mail from Bolivia... in September we are taking part of an expedition in one's of Percy Harrison Fawcett routes. Please, contact me and we must talk about it. (my English is terrible!!!) Pablo Cingolani
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Cingolani on June 12, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and since then we are in close cooperation with him and his group regarding his expeditions in Bolivia and cover them so far through "The Great Unknown, The Great Explorers" and "The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" in details.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Bill Clark	June 15, 2000	U.S.A.	N/A
05	Interests of this contact in brief: My name is Bill Clark, USA My interest in Col. Fawcett occurred after accidentally finding information about him. I read an article about him on the web when I was doing some research on Anacondas. They had some information regarding one that he observed during one of his expeditions. It was very fascinating. I like exploring and have been a hunter in the past. I would just like to know more about him. Thank you.
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Clark on June 15, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our record shows that he didn't respond to it and no answer was received.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Julian K Brantley	June 16, 2000	U.S.A.	A Researcher
06	Interests of this contact in brief: My name is Julian Brantley. I am from the USA. I have been interested in Fawcett's last expedition since I first read of him in relation to H. Rider Haggard. The black basalt idol that Haggard gave to Fawcett is of particular interest. It was a figure with a plaque across the chest and had inscriptions on it and around the ankles of the figure. There were 24 characters of an unknown language, and unfortunately, I have not found any reproductions of these markings. Apparently this idol was found in Brazil. Fawcett had the idol with him on the expedition as well as a map marking an unnamed city in the Mato Grasso area. (City X) I would love to further my research on his expedition with your help. I don't know how I can help you really, I was just curious to see what you had learned and if you had any images of the basalt idol he took with him on his last expedition. I would still appreciate any help you could give me on this. Thank you and I hope you will contact me soon. Julian P.S. - In doing research on Atlantis I came across a picture of an ancient city overgrown by the jungle in Peru. It was taken by helicopter at 13' S by 71' 30" W. It is unreachable by land and is said to be guarded by a savage Indian race. It sounded very much like the city Fawcett was searching for, although it is in the wrong location.
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Miss Brantley on June 17, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing. A short correspondence of two e-mails began with her and information was given in helping her research as well as some photos and info about the basalt idol.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Fausto Andra	June 29, 2000	Brazil	N/A
07	Interests of this contact in brief: Good Night, My name's Fausto Andra and I live in Brazil. I'm very interested in this relevant subject for two reasons: First, I’m a Brazilian guy and second I guess there's more than beautiful landscapes inner country. Ancient mysteries lie beyond Brazilian forests. I’ve been reading a book that tells of a journalist called Karl Brόgger who had heard of a tail from an anonymous Brazilian air force flightier. This tail introduced to Brόgger an ancient legend of a lost city in Brazilian territory, which is called AKAKOR, the same city that Fawcett was searching for. Brόgger thought that an amazing story. Then he wrote a book titled "The Akakor Chronicle" (this book was not published in Brazil, only in USA and Germany, I don't Know why...). Maybe because of this, was murdered in Rio de Janeiro. The press sad that it was a robber. But it sounds strange... I’ve been trying to find this book, but it's hard to do it. If you own that, please try to send me an issue. By the way, I’d like very much to share with you the Colonel Fawcett's expedition tail. I hope my info is somehow worthful for you. Waiting feedback, Fausto Andra
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Andra immediately regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that his e-mail address was not correct and no mails could be sent to him after repeated efforts.

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	Rogerio G. Isidorio	July 4, 2000	Brazil	SA history student
08	Interests of this contact in brief: Your full name: Rogério G. Isidorio Your country : Brazil Why you are interested in this case and : I am South America history student
	Our respond to this contact: An immediate reply was sent to Mr. Isidorio regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that his e-mail address was not correct and no mails could be sent to him after repeated efforts.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Otto Schramm	July 16, 2000	Brazil	Army Infantry Colonel
09	Interests of this contact in brief: My full name: Otto Schramm. My country: Brasil. The last contact between Fawcett and his wife was through a letter dated 25th may 1925 in which he gave the coordinates of the place where he was: 54o 35’west, 11o south, at least 213 Km west of the place where the Arraias and Xingu rivers meet. I am an Army Staff Infantry Colonel retired from the active duty since October 98. My sincere opinion, Mr. Laleos, is that the Legend of Fawcett’s disappearance must not be disturbed, but tributes to his sacrifice, in the shape of a book, a movie, a video, etc should be encouraged. I think it would be rather interesting to follow and document his trail and reach the places where he - led by his dreams - had been to, in his search for the “Z” city. Due to my job and my own will I have traveled a lot through Brazil, and I am always amazed at its vastness and its nature, and it baffles me the fact that there were people traveling around in such remote times with no comfort at all, facing total wilderness, in search of uncertain places, or just for the sake of researching, cataloguing plants and animals, etc. I guess it required a spirit and energy very unfamiliar to our day and age. That is exactly what I admire in Fawcett. I am interested in this case since I was a kid, and I've been thinking about making my own expedition following Fawcett's trail and I am looking forward to meet people with the same interest to exchange information. Cordially, Otto Schramm
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Schramm on July 24, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing. A longer period's correspondence began with Mr. Schramm and his last mail was sent to us on April 2, 2001. Very important subjects were discussed with him regarding Colonel P. H. Fawcett and were kept confidentially in our records.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Krzysztof Klejzerowicz	July 21, 2000	Poland	SA history student
10	Interests of this contact in brief: Full name: Krzysztof Klejzerowicz Country: Poland Why am I interested in this case? Because it was one of the most amazing story I ever read. Fawcett fired my imagination already 15 years ago. I believe that thanks to your site I will improve my knowledge about this case. Everything what I know about Fawcett comes from his diary prepared to print by his son, Brian (English title: "Lost Trials, Lost Cities" or "Exploration Fawcett"). The book was published in Poland in 1963 and I never heard about Polish re-edition. Maybe that's why this story is completely unknown here. And... sorry, but I don't know what to write about Fawcett. Should I retranslate and rewrite all his diary...? Sincerely Krzysztof K
	Our respond to this contact: An immediate reply was sent to Mr. Klejzerowicz regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that his e-mail address was not correct and no mails could be sent to him after repeated efforts.

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	Sergio Paz Henriquez	August 22, 2000	Chile	Chilean Journalist
11	Interests of this contact in brief: My name is Sergio Paz; I am a Chilean journalist working now in a wes site called Virtualia. Is a weird site, and in his myth history we are crating some heroes looking for mystical crystals. One of them is looking for Fawcett, because in the Atlantida was the "Firestone'' Name: Sergio Paz Henríquez (33) Chile, Stgo
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Henriquez on August 24, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Johany Brewer	August 28, 2000	U.S.A.	Periodontal Surgery Asstn
12	Interests of this contact in brief: NAME: Jo Brewer COUNTRY: USA, Connecticut. I have been fascinated with the history of Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett. They used to call him "Fawcett the Dreamer" and " Fawcett the Mystic." I know for a sure fact that he not only was in search of the lost city he named "Z", but he was also in search of the Lost Mines of Muribeca, among others. He also had in his possession an image about ten inches high, carved out of black basalt. There were characters inscribed on the chest and ankle of the figure which was given to him by man by the name of Sir H. Rider Haggard, who obtained it from somewhere in Brazil and whom Fawcett sincerely believes comes from one of the lost cities. What is magnificent about this figurine is that anyone who holds it in its hands gets a jolt of an electric current that they are forced to actually put it down. I also know that in 1743 Francisco Raposo went in search of the Lost Mines of Muribeca. After years of searching they actually found it. When they entered the lost city there was ruin everywhere. But one thing that really frightened Raposo and his troops was that of a huge column of black stone and upon it was the shape of a man in perfect preservation, with one hand on his hip and the other pointing towards the north. After getting out of there Raposo sent a scouting party to explore farther down the river. After the traversed lagoons and backwaters for like 9 days they caught a glimpse of a canoe paddled by 2 white people with long black hair and dressed in some sort of clothing. They decided to fire a shot to attract attention but the canoe made off and vanished from view. I would appreciate it so much if I was to get that pass. It would mean sooooo much to me. Thanks a whole lot!! JO
	Our respond to this contact: A long correspondence started with Mr. Brewer on August 28, 2000 regarding Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett and still continues as far as today. His record is kept by us separately and confidentially.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Paul Harrison	August 29, 2000	U. K.	Historical Researcher
13	Interests of this contact in brief: I am a genuine historical researcher, (and a published author of some thirteen books) committed to writing a full-length book upon the life and work of Lt Col Percy Harrison Fawcett. My research has only just begun, and includes newspaper archive research and that from published books, 'Exploration Fawcett' etc etc. As a historian I am keen to ascertain all known details and facts about Mr Fawcett, and would very much like to peruse your pages. In the coming weeks I will be physically visiting many authoritative establishments all over the world, to peruse detailed official documentation about his exploration work in order to compile a comprehensive history. I am led to believe that a 'cult' exists relating to Colonel Fawcett, do you possess any information upon this? I thank you in anticipation. Paul Harrison
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Harrison on August 29, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and a short (two months) correspondence began between us which terminated with his last mail on September 2, 2000. Despite our efforts to contact him again we had no success.

Record	Full name of the person involved	Date of first e-mail	Country	Occupation of the person
	Star	September 2, 2000	N/A	N/A
14	Interests of this contact in brief: Yes I'm interested in have the pass; I’m a Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett's fan and I want to know how I have to do to have pass. Bye
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to him on September 3, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Mark Kingsley	September 5, 2000	U. S. A.	Cartographer-Surveyor
15	Interests of this contact in brief: Hello! My name is Mark Kingsley, I live in Ramona, California, USA - Ramona is a suburb of San Diego. My career has been in cartography, more precisely in photogrammetry, which is the science of making reliable measurements from photographs. The most common application of photogrammetry is extracting coordinate information - latitude, longitude and elevation - from aerial photographs and space images to create maps. My employer, LH Systems, is a leading provider of equipment and software for the photogrammetric community throughout the world. My present role at LHS is writing training materials to help our customers learn how to best operate our equipment and produce cartographic products with it. My 35-year career in mapping has taken me to many parts of this fascinating world, including much of Latin America. Along the way, I've run into a number of intriguing mysteries, Fawcett's city in the Brazilian jungle being one of them. I have set out to write a series of novels in which my own solutions to these mysteries is proposed. Having worked with hard bitten surveyors most of my career, I have learned that while they might exaggerate the details from time to time, they tend to be a pretty truthful lot about what they have seen out there in the boondocks. Having completed the survey of the Bolivia/Brazil border and several subsequent forays into the jungles of the Matto Groso, Fawcett was certainly no greenhorn. I choose to believe that he really saw what he said he saw, and that some day it will be found again and revealed to the world. Does this qualify me for a Pass? Mark
	Our respond to this contact: A long correspondence started with Mr. Kingsley on September 6, 2000 regarding Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett and still continues as far as today. His record is kept by us separately and confidentially. Mr. Kingsley has given important information to us regarding cartography in the isolated places of South America including the territories where our Bolivian expeditions began in 2000 and continue this year as well as other places concerned in Bolivia, Brazil and Peru. His help is greatly appreciated.

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	Sebastian Kumbier	September 14, 2000	Germany	N/A
16	Interests of this contact in brief: Sebastian Kumbier Germany I want to know how the symbols look like that are in the city and on the statue. I want to know where the statue is now.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Kumbier on September 15, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Mercanti	September 17, 2000	Brazil	Lawyer
17	Interests of this contact in brief: mercanti – brasil. Please send me my pass to Col Percy Fawcett web page, tks. Further information by him. I find little imaginative this "expedition" that the group drifts in the immediate future. The area where disappeared Mr. Fawcett, today ,or is very inhabited, or makes part of a indigenous reservation: Parque Nacional do Xingú (Xingu National Park), lit one is prohibited by the Brazilian authorities, on the other hand, I don't believe that this authorities will allow that archaeologists, anthropologists makes researches of any gender because this would interfere in the national sovereignty. I am a lawyer, and research the Fawcett's mystery there more than 25 years ago. In this period, I visit the wilds were Mr. Fawcett disappeared in several opportunities. I have full materials about this subject: books, newspapers clippings, photos... In several occasions, I could interview some people involved in this case for some years, recently, I had opportunity in the trips, to verify "in loco" the supposed Mr. Fawcett's bones, that one finds deposited in the Sao Paulo University (Universidade de São Paulo). These bones are found at this time by one of the largest Brazilian wild man: Mr. Orlando Villas Boas, with its health condition is very already those known. I would like to have access to the information that this website affirms to have that are not already those known. In dispose for another information.
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to him on September 17, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" with a correspondence that lasted no more than 20 days with four emails in exchange explaining to him that we do not intend to deal with people that give no names or an introduction of themselves and we heard no more from him.

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	Rodrigo D. Felicciano	October 18, 2000	Brazil	N/A
18	Interests of this contact in brief: Hello... Well, I would like to receive the pass for the Colonel Fawcett's page. My information: full name: Rodrigo D. Felicciano. Country: Brazil!!!!! Why you are interested in this case? Well... I needed of more information about the life and expeditions of Fawcett out of Brazil. The information that you must send to us in order to get your Pass: I have information about an expedition in the same area where Fawcett disappear organized in 90 decade. Well.... First, I live in a small city of the interior of the state of Minas Gerais the approximately 1000Km of distance of the state of the Mato Grosso... I would like to inform that already found the information that needed on the case... Please, see the atach files in this e-mails and sorry for the size of the files... The originals are its disposition... If you wants, of course... Sorry for the bad English... But Bad English is better than No English. Rodrigo
	Our respond to this contact: An answer-mail was sent to Mr. Felicciano on October 18, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" with a correspondence that lasted no more than 15 days with four emails in exchange. His last (second email) was sent to us on November 3, 2000 in which he included two copies of a Brazilian newspaper mentioning about the mystery of Colonel Fawcett and since then we heard no more from him.

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	Rick Raymond	October 23, 2000	U. S. A.	N/A
19	Interests of this contact in brief: Hello, My name is Rick Raymond, I grew up in Babylon N.Y. There was a woman who lived in my neighborhood who's husband was an explorer. We knew her as Mrs. Diet, he husband was the man who first searched for Col. Fawcett after his disappearance. I am actually looking for more information on him. She had many artifacts in her home that she would regularly let us see. Since we were young children then we just thought she was eccentric, but know I know she was telling the truth. Again, my name is Rick Raymond, I live in Boynton beach Florida. I hope to hear from you soon. Rick Raymond PS: I spoke with my older brother last night and he seems to remember that Mr. Dyott came to stay with her near the end of our time in that area for a short while.
	Our respond to this contact: An immediate answer-mail was sent to Mr. Raymond on October 23, 2000 responding to his so important information regarding that woman and her relationship with the explorer. After researching the case, we were positive that the woman was Mrs. Dyott and the explorer was Commander George M. Dyott, a very distinguished Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and the leader of the so-called 'relief expedition' to trace Colonel Fawcett who was lost in the wilds of Brazil in 1925. We appreciated his contact with us and his help to find the living relatives of Commander George M. Dyott today. His record is kept by us separately and confidentially.

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	Guilherme Coutinho Nunes	November 21, 2000	Brazil	N/A
20	Interests of this contact in brief: My name is Guilherme Coutinho Nunes da Silva. Country: Brazil I thing that the mystery of Mr. Fawcett is on the saw of Roncador, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Udo Oscar Luckner (monk and hierophant of "Monastério Teúrgico do Roncador") and his wife Tereza de Jesus Ferreira have, in my opinion, the key of this mystery. First of all I want to tell you that I don't speak English well. I have to use the dictionary all the time. Udo Oscar is died and the activities of the Monastério are paralysed. I have some contact with his wife only as a friend. They talk about an intraterrene civilization, of which door of entrance is localized on the saw of Roncador, Mato Grosso, Brasil. Colonel Fawcett find this door and enter. I'm Brazilian too. I live in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. I can give you her telephone later. Thank you, Guilherme
	Our respond to this contact: An immediate answer-mail was sent to Mr. Guilherme on November 21, 2000 responding to his so important information regarding the Colonel Fawcett's secret door and the key to enter it. Our correspondence with Mr. Guilherme lasted more than four months and his repeated e-mails to us and his helping documents concerning the case of Colonel Percy H. Fawcett and his disappearance in the Brazilian wilds are kept confidentially in our records. For more information about this case, please access our website 'The Great Unknown, The Great Explorers' and 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett'.

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	Edmund Ferstl	December 6, 2000	Austria	Cultural Researcher
21	Interests of this contact in brief: Name: Edmund Ferstl Country: Austria I’m interested in this site because since almost 30 years I’m working on this case and at the moment I’m doing once more field research in the Manu National Park, Peru to try to locate ancient South American lowland cultures which existed long time before.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Ferstl on December 6, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Simon Walliss	December 10, 2000	Australia	N/A
22	Interests of this contact in brief: I am interested in the mystery of the disappearance of Percy Fawcett. My name is Simon Walliss I live in Australia I am interested in exploration and that parts of South America including places that Fawcett was going to are still unexplored. Information. I think the best report of what happened to Fawcett was the report of an Indian Women in about 1932 that said that a tribe had kept three white men hostage to help with medicine. Fawcett could have been kept as a status symbol and doctor on pain of death.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Walliss on December 10, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	James Scott	December 21, 2000	U. S. A.	N/A
23	Interests of this contact in brief: James Scott USA I recently saw a documentary on the subject and found it very interesting.
	Our respond to this contact: A respond to his mail was sent on December 21, 2000 requesting information about this documentary entitled 'The Bones of Colonel Fawcett' by Benedict Allen. Since then Mr. Scott discontinued his contact with us and no mail has been received or sent.

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	Stathis Sidiropoulos	December 26, 2000	Greece	N/A
24	Interests of this contact in brief: Dear Mr. Laleos I would like to serve my curiosity and my respectfulness to your research involving the legendary explorer Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett. It would be a great honor for me to get the pass to your ‘‘dimension’’. I am interested in this case when I realized the extremely interesting story of the ancient civilization that Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett tried to uncover during his exploration something that is probably connected to his disappearance. My intension is to find the truth. .... You need have no fear of any failure............ Yours sincerely, Stathis G Sidiropoulos
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Sidiropoulos on the same day, December 26, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it. The short correspondence we had showed us that he has not responded to the questions we'd placed to him through e-mail as no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Marc Gregoire	December 28, 2000	Canada	Satellite Dishes Specialist
25	Interests of this contact in brief: Hi! My name is Marc Gregoire (from Canada). I own a website where one part is devoted to History unexplained cases (written in French): http://www.multimania.com/marcg1970. In the past, I talked about Jack the Ripper and Robin Hood. I plan to talk about Col Fawcett's odyssey in South America. Unfortunately, I don't have any new information to provide you. But for the purpose of my search, can you open the doors of your website to me, please? I heard about this case first a few years ago. Unfortunately, I don't have any new information to provide you. My main concern is to bring everything you got available to all french-speaking web surfers. So my goal is to make Col Fawcett's odyssey known by more people. I'm living in Ontario, Canada and I have strong interest in History. I'm working as technical support specialist for a company who manufactures satellite dishes in Canada. Thanks Marc Grégoire
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Gregoire on December 28, 2000 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it. No further comments on this case.

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	Cedric Pignon	January 16, 2001	France	N/A
26	Interests of this contact in brief: Hello, My name is Cédric Pignon and I am from Paris, France. The above e-mail address is my professional e-mail address and I would prefer you send me your answer at the following address: I am really curious about your site, for since I read Peter Fleming's book "Brazilian adventures" (in French "Un aventurier au Brésil"), I am searching everything concerning colonel Fawcett's expedition, and about the himself too. I am now very curious about the famous "Portuguese manuscript" Fawcett had read. Waiting for your answer, I thank you very much in advance, Kindest regards, Cédric
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Pignon on January 16, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Gary Quelch	March 7, 2001	U. K.	Writer and film-maker
27	Interests of this contact in brief: Hi, I was in the process of carrying out some further research on the late, great Lt.-Col Fawcett and I came across your web Site. There was recently a TV Documentary here in the UK, sometime last year, but it was very disappointing. A few people went over to try and find out the truth and to see if they could find "his bones" and I was hoping to discover something new, but alas, as I say, it was very poor. I have perhaps a unique association with Percy Fawcett, through my stepfather, who was born in Riberalter, in Bolivia. His father was, believe it or not, responsible for the building of the town of Riberalter, which was the center of his Rubber Empire. As a small boy, I was brought up on stories from the Beni and I used to love to look at my step father's old photograph albums, full of photographs of Riberalta and life on the Rubber Plantation. Percy Fawcett, as you know, started many of his expeditions from Riberalta and there is a reference in his book, to the Swiss German (my step father's family). If you want to check this information out, my step father's name is Emilio Gschwind-Zabala, the eldest son of Eduado Gschwind, who built Riberalta, on the back of his Rubber Empire. He married the daughter of the famous Zabala family and the dynasty of the Gschwind-Zabala's was born. He left Switzerland during the First World War and when Fawcett visited Riberalta, he was just starting his Rubber Plantation. He outlived all the other Europeans and only returned to Switzerland in the 1960's. My stepfather's brother, (my uncle) Dr Walter Gschwind - Zabala was Minister of Justice for Bolivia for 17 years! He still lives there, although not in the family home in Riberalta which is now in a state of decay. I travelled through the region extensively in the late 1970's and plan to write a book on this extraordinary story. My step father is still alive, although we have lost touch and as far as I know, his mother is still alive, now in her late 90's and I am trying to track them down because my step father always told me that some of the family albums contain photographs of Percy Fawcett, since he stayed in their home when he was in Riberalter. I look forward to hearing from you and hope you give me a pass, I am very interested! Best Wishes Gary Quelch I live in the UK
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Quelch on March 8, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it. Since then a close cooperation between us in a way of research is in progress so far and up to this day today. A complete file of Mr. Quelch family's history is kept confidentially within our records. We appreciate his tremendous help to our websites and we hope to pay him back with the first opportunity. We are glad to have such as serious contact with a person as Gary Quelch is; a person that has a rich family background which is involved with the life, the adventures and the expeditions of the legendary British explorer Colonel Percy Harrison Fawcett.

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	Jon Waites	March 15, 2001	U. S. A.	N/A
28	Interests of this contact in brief: Name: Jon Waites, country: USA Mail 1: I'm looking for colonel Percy Fawcett because I need the information for a social studies project I'm doing so I need this site fast k thanks. Mail 2: This is Jon Waites again and I would like to know where is colonel Percy Fawcetts website thank
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Waites on March 15, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that with his second e-mail mentioned above he has not responded to our questions and he insisted to access 'The Great Web'. Therefore, on our question sent by a second mail if he has or not received our first mail, there was no reply.

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	Anjuva	March 16, 2001	Brazil	N/A
29	Interests of this contact in brief: I was reading about Colonel Fawcett's research in different books. The latest was about AGHARTI, the underground civilization. Also I saw some TV documentaries about his expeditions and the mystery linked to his disappearance. As far as I understand, Fawcett wanted to find the remains of ancient cities of Atlantis in the amazonas, and was convinced to find them! I think. that there are several possibilities for his disappearance: 1. Either he found an ancient civilization living still in a peaceful way hidden from the modern world, and he felt so attracted by them, that he decided to stay. Probably also because he saw the risk, his communication to our world could mean again a great danger for the secrecy of such a hidden place (indications of such places are given also in TATUNCA NARAS report of the underground civilization of AGAKOR, at least 10 000 years old, in the east slopes of the Andes in the Amazon region 2. Or other interests of the "Amazon connections" where intriguing against him. It would be maybe against some of their interests, if such information leak out, which they want to keep for themselves. The author of the book on TATUNKA NARA and the civilization of AGAKOR was also shot openly on the streets of Rio de Janeiro, and the case was to my knowledge never solved, if not some interests where there, to stop in this way further publications on the matter of AGAKOR 3. Or maybe he was even kept forcefully there by some of those tribes, not wanting their locations or existence to be known. TATUNKA NARA reported, that there are a number of different tribes living in the remote parts of the jungle, related still in the Amazon to some ancient ruins or civilizations. He spoke for example also of a warrior lady tribe or "AMAZONS", which live also hidden at the border between brazil and Venezuela, having still their own kingdom........... But probably all this information is well known to you. Yet, I would be glad to receive access to the pages, to read more on the expedition of Colonel Fawcett in the Amazon. This area of the Amazon forest is one of my favorite personal interests, and I feel deeply related to cultures possibly still living there. At least my intuition strongly tells me, that there is a mystery until now unsolved in this region. Particularly the remains of ancient cities of Atlantis in the Amazon touches me, as if I’m sure, that there is authenticity in it............ with best wishes to lift the curtain finally on the mystery of Colonel Fawcett's disappearance in the Amazon region I remain with warm greetings to all those organizing these pages Anjuva
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to him on March 16, 2001 and another one later on regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Chris Wingfield	March 20, 2001	U. K.	Pitt Rivers Museum Student
30	Interests of this contact in brief: Chris Wingfield UK Researching case relating to objects given by both Dyott and Fawcett to the Pitt Rivers Museum. They both gave objects in the 1920s to the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. I am a student at the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, researching Brazilian objects for a guidebook to coincide with the 500th anniversary of Brazil. On display is a string of freshwater mussel shells given to the museum by Fawcett's family in 1931. Other objects were donated by George M Dyott in 1929 from his 1928 expedition to find Fawcett and include Bororo feather ornaments. Any additional information about either of these two would be useful for the project, as we might consider the possibility of adding a web address to the guide for those who might be interested. Unfortunately I have no contact details for Fawcett' s living relatives. Yours, Chris Wingfield
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Wingfield on March 21, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and we expressed our thankfulness for his important information regarding the objects given by the Fawcett's family for exhibition to the Pitt Rivers museum. His action is very appreciated and his file is kept confidentially within our records.

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	James Hawkes	March 27, 2001	U. K.	N/A
31	Interests of this contact in brief: James Hawkes England My father remembered reading a book about Fawcett and since then I have being trying to track down the one he had read.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Hawkes on March 28, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and we included all the information he wanted about the book. We appreciated his contact with us.

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	Octavio Leon Caro Catano	March 29, 2001	Colombia	N/A
32	Interests of this contact in brief: Full name: Octavio León Caro Cataño Country: Colombia Reasons: Same objectives looking the way through Shamballa. Getting in touch with our big brothers. To know this great civilization. I think he found the very treasures: Happiness, Love, Longevity...
	Our respond to this contact: No reply has been sent to Mr. Catano as long as the subject was not of our immediate concern. However, we do appreciate his action to inform us about Shamballa as an article is already included in "The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and in "The Great Unknown, The Great Explorers".

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	Olly Becket	May 16 , 2001	U. K.	N/A
33	Interests of this contact in brief: From; Olly Beckett United Kingdom To whom it may concern, I have always been fascinated by explorers and I think that Colonel Fawcetts expedition is one of the most intriguing. If it helps I believe that he was lost with his son and his son's friend. Sincerely, Olly Beckett
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Becket on May 18, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Clinton Crozier	May 22, 2001	Australia	N/A
34	Interests of this contact in brief: Clinton Crozier , Newcastle, Australia. Have a fascination for the Amazon which led me to the history of explorers in that area. Just got a computer; connected to the web and have only found minimal info on Colonel Fawcett. What info do you need? Born 1867 in Devon, England. Served a number of years with the Royal Artillery where he developed his skills of surveying. I know he made several expeditions to South America between 1906 and 1924, and, after the Verde trip, spent 3 years with the Boundary Commission charting the region. Disappeared in 1925 looking for ancient city he called 'Z', with son Jack and his friend. 'You need have no fear of failure' was the last message he sent his wife on 25th May. Numerous people have tried to retrace his steps over the last 80 odd years. The latest being some dickhead in 1998 who claims to have found Fawcetts' bones.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Grozier on May 23, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and how to apply for accessing it but our records show that he has not responded to our mail and no reply has been sent to us since then.

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	Rodrigo de la Quadra-Salcedo	June 1, 2001	Spain	TV Producer in AXN
35	Interests of this contact in brief: Dear Sirs: My name is Rodrigo de la Quadra-Salcedo, I'm TV producer for the Spanish channel AXN, and on next July a TV crew will travel to Bolivia to shoot a documentary about Bolivia and the first explorers and adventurers. From Bucht Cassidy and Sundance Kid to Che Guevara, Antonio Raimondi, Thor Heyerdhal, and of course, the mystic Colonel Fawcett. Now we are preparing our script, and on next 4th, July we will be at La Paz. We are very interested in arrange a meeting with the Bolivian staff of the Apolobamba-Madidi Expedition 2000, specially Mr. Pablo Cingolani. Best regards, Rodrigo de la Quadra-Salcedo
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Rodrigo on June 1, 2001 in which we gave him the information he asked for. Also we informed him about our website "The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and our seriously involvement with the Bolivian expeditions that seek to make documentary films in search of lost explorers, lost cities and further explorations in that area which is, even if today, an unexplored territory of Bolivia near the borders with Peru.

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	Tony Crawford	June 8, 2001	Australia	Film Producer
36	Interests of this contact in brief: Mail 1: We are kicking off our first Hollywood movie deal which is to be finalized in a week or two based on the Sci-fi action thriller Matthew Reilly book CONTEST. We would like to produce a movie based on the adventures and expeditions of Lt Col P H Fawcett and his book "Exploration Fawcett" published by Hutchinson in 1953. Can anyone help us in tracking down the rights holders of this book or who holds the publishing rights. Hope to hear from you. Many thanks Tony Crawford , leading light films Mail 2: Thanks for your reply Emmanouel . We want to develop a character (in the style of Indiana Jones) based on the exploration exploits of Col. P.H. Fawcett. We have a contact at Random House UK who currently hold the publishing rights to "Exploration Fawcett" although it is out of print, but we would be most grateful if you could advise me if Brian Fawcett (and or living relatives) is still alive and if so, his contact details. I do look forward to hearing from you at your earliest. Best regards Tony Crawford
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Crawford on June 8, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett", however it was made clear that no information about the living relatives of Colonel Fawcett can be given unless it is absolutely necessary and only under the permission of the family representative.

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	Kevin R Davis	June 17, 2001	U. S. A.	N/A
37	Interests of this contact in brief: Kevin R Davis U.S.A. Just read "Lost Cities & Ancient Mysteries of South America" by David Hatcher Childress, and it got me interested in Col. Fawcett. Looking for more info, and the book his son published. Regards, Kevin
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Davis on June 17, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and also was informed on how to obtain the book 'Exploration Fawcett'.

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	Richard	July 11 , 2001	U. K.	N/A
38	Interests of this contact in brief: Good to see this mystery still fascinates people... as it always has me. Just discovered your site, it seems a bit hard to navigate, full of traps like the Beni river, but easier to find than Rurenabacque. I have my own theories on his fate but would be interested in yours. I don’t see a correspondence page; perhaps you could print the musings of others? I wonder if you have had any luck tracking down his kit/mementoes from his expeditions, or any descendants? I tried once but failed. Anyway look forward to hearing from you snoop. My name is Richard and I am from London. ( England ) Just noticed you want more info I have original companions book club 1954 edition in poor condition owing to me and my father having read it 10-15 times. I am 33 yrs old, my name is Richard. I tried to follow up the story 10 yrs ago but the trail went cold . Couldn’t track down relatives or further correspondence etc, only newspaper articles and wild theories, nothing factual. There are still one or two areas that might prove fruitful to an explorer with time and money however I have little of either. I had hoped others might have had more luck hence searching the net... I'll be back. Richard.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Richard on July 14, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and how to apply for accessing it. While we are still waiting for his next contact, we would like to thank him for his concern in this case.

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	Alex Riemis	July 11, 2001	Belgium	N/A
39	Interests of this contact in brief: Hi, I would like to receive a pass to enter the web pages of Col. Fawcett. My full name: Alex Riemis My country: Belgium Why interested: I am fascinated by explorers of South America, and I want to know as much as possible of them. My information: sorry, I cannot give you any valuable information about someone who disappeared 20 years even before I was born. Best wishes, Alex Riemis
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Mr. Riemis on July 14, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and we are still waiting for his respond.

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	Claudia Regina Ribeiro	July 15, 2001	N/A	N/A
40	Interests of this contact in brief: Hello, please let me in to browse in your interesting site. I have always been fascinated in the Fawcett legend, so much so that I married into a Brazilian family, here in Mato Grosso to be closer to the legend himself. As regards his disappearance I and others have been and tasted Cuiaba, Fawcett`s last major city before his fatal sojourn, and have come to the conclusion that perhaps he never really left the place after all. The city is a hot, very hot and so easy to get lost and ................well lost.
	Our respond to this contact: A reply was sent to Claudia on July 16, 2001 regarding 'The Great Web of Percy Harrison Fawcett" and we are still waiting for her respond.