The sources detail the legend of Yamashita's Treasure, a cache of gold and other valuables allegedly hidden by the Japanese army in the Philippines during World War II. The first source focuses on Roger Roxas's claim to have discovered a significant portion of the treasure, including a golden Buddha, and his subsequent accusations that former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos stole it, leading to a protracted legal battle and allegations of torture. The second source provides a broader overview of the Yamashita's Treasure legend, including various theories about its origin, location, and ultimate fate, mentioning Roxas's story but also exploring other perspectives and the ongoing fascination with the treasure hunt. Both highlight the enduring mystery surrounding the treasure's whereabouts and the controversies that surround it.