Buried Treasure Cats Found Near San Diego
Two chests containing rare kitties were discovered just outside a San Diego, CA suburb on Tuesday.
“I was just wandering along with my cat detector,” says Huey Charles, a creepy unemployed guy who searches for buried cats every morning. “It started beeping, so I started digging!”
Local historians descended on the dig soon after, and most agree the cats date back to the mid 1800s.
“If they’re pre-Civil War, the pair is likely worth millions,” say Jonathan Gold of the San Diego Cat Heritage Museum. “If they date to 1866 or later, they’re much more common, but they’d still do well at auction.”
Submitted by Denise Railey.
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