Doc Noss

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Milton Ernest "Doc" Noss
Doc Noss
Born	(1905-07-03)July 3, 1905 Taloga, Oklahoma
Died	March 5, 1949(1949-03-05) (aged 43) Hatch, New Mexico, United States
Cause of death	Murder
Other names	Doc, Milton Starr
Occupation	Podiatrist, Gold prospector, Businessman
Known for	Supposed finder of Victorio Peak treasure
Spouse(s)	Ova Noss

Milton Ernest "Doc" Noss was an American businessman and gold prospector, who claimed to have found a treasure trove of gold bullion inside Victorio Peak, New Mexico in 1937. He was killed by an associate in March 1949.

References[]

• Robin Abcarian (16 June 1991). "Treasure or Treachery? : Did 'Doc' Noss Really Find Caverns of Gold or Did He Pull Off a Hoax That Has Plagued His Kin for Years?". LA Times.

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