Due to poor satellite reception, this is a mystery cache. Although you will have to use the listed coordinates, don’t seek the cache there. You should be able to find every info you need in the following text. It gives accounts of terrible deeds, which happened in the Olsany forest near the village of Hermanec. You don’t need to bring any special equipment or go through complicated calculations, but I’m not sure about functions of some simpler GPSrs, so better think the search over beforehand. I’d like to thank Lukas M., counselor at a nearby summer camp, for the story.

    The events decribed in the following story were never officially acknowledged and the word about the terrible deeds of Ivan Roubal has only spread as an urban legend told by the campfires.
    Not so long ago, strange things happened in this forest. Only after several weird finds in the Trout Brook locality, the police realized that a run-away mass murderer Ivan Roubal (infamous for really loving his job) was hiding in the Czech Canada region. Everything started very inconspicuously. There was a summer camp in progress at the Trout Brook, and one of the older boys was approaching the camp during a night game. He was crawling through the wood, and he suddenly touched something that was neither a branch nor a pine. It was hard and solid and felt like an animal lower jaw. He took it with him and looked forward to scaring his younger friends with it the next day. Imagine his terror in the morning, when he saw that it was a human jaw and that it had probably been sawed off with an ordinary one-handed saw. Later on, the police found splinters of human bone and, in a nearby pond, the rest of the skull impaled on a thigh-bone. The experts claimed that the remains dated back to the landing of parachutists towards the end of the World War II. However, the following summer the campers found two golden teeth in the Trout Brook and a chest marked as “Hobby Kit”, full of instruments of torture covered with blood. The police had to re-open the investigation. After a detailed search of the area, four mutilated human bodies were found in a log cabin somewhere between Olsany and Suchdol. There was no doubt about the identity of the murderer then. One of the victims was identified, thanks to a DNA analysis, as Joachim Henke, an Austrian salesman of wood-cutting machninery, who had gone missing two years before.
    Since the others could not be identified, the investigator Zavis Holzhacken set the case aside. An unknown witness claimed that Roubal was living abroad. Yet the truth is that, even today, you can still come across fresh remains of Roubal’s work in Czech Canada, and the woods by the Trout Brook are not safe.

    When an unnamed journalist tried to get more information from a young officer, who had searched one of the places of Roubal’s activity, he was told that the officer had quit the police work, because he felt that he did not have the stomach to do it. The former officer, still unemployed, has become a notorious drunk. After a lot of persuasion and several glasses of home-made “slivovice“, he took an old notebook out of the closet and gave it to the journalist. “Here you are and mess with that filth yourself.”
    Apart from common cases such as theft of tractors, potatoes and dogs, there was a description of a terrible place on the north-west corner of the Olsany forest near Hermanec, where Roubal liked to torture his victims. There is a big old oak-tree, near which several corpses were found. The journalist’s notes show that he was particularly interested in a 50 cm thigh-bone with an engraved inscription: “260 bones, 260°.”
    Other notes prove that the journalist wanted to see the place with his own eyes. However, he has not been seen since, and Holzhacken does not want to open the case again, saying that there is no evidence the journalist even arrived at the region. The truth is still out there. It may be you who will reveal the truth about the stay of Ivan Roubal in the woods of Czech Canada. We wish you good luck and safe return! :-)