L.A. Marzulli Owes Me $3000: The Solution to the "Mystery" of the Grave Creek Mound Illustration

I stopped by Moundsville, VW, in 2019 to visit the Grave Creek Mound and the associated museum. After my visit I made a video showing the exhibit inside, and noted that an illustration that L.A. Marzulli said showed a "giant skeleton" displayed in the former museum didn't appear to be giant to me. Comments on my video pointed out that the illustration on display in the museum, although generally similar, wasn't the same illustration that Marzulli had shown in his video. One noticeable difference was that the skeleton was smaller.
A few weeks ago I became aware that Marzulli has been discussing this issue for years, and has openly accused me of being unethical and committing some kind of fraud by altering the illustration. He has offered an escalating reward for information that would reveal my "skullduggery," hoping to "hold me accountable." The fact is that I had nothing to do with changing the illustration: I was just passing through on my way back to South Carolina after a family vacation.
This video presents the solution to the "mystery" of where the second image came from. I expect that Marzulli will honor his word and pay the reward.

[@clancyalexander6192]

The fact that he didn't come to you directly, says a lot.

[@shuura]

I'd be surprised if he pays up.

[@AquilaUng]

I hope you have a lawyer working on the defamation case!

[@yippieskippy2971]

A cease and desist order at least.

[@Mr.PhatsVarietyVibesShow]

is someone getting sued?

[@I-am-bruno]

Ha ha ha. Now the great mystery is the 3 grand.

[@Vishanti]

#MarzulliPAYUP

[@AndrewWhite33]

I'm going to use that.

[@robswright68]

"There is no cover up or subterfuge"? - of course that is exactly what the museums say when there is a cover up or subterfuge. Tread lightly.