In November 1931, Cayce, wife Gertrude and secretary Gladys Davis were was arrested for "pretending to tell fortunes." When charges were dismissed, papers noted that Cayce's readings included tales of ancient civilizations, including Ancient Egypt, El Dorado, and Atlantis; Cayces' readings described Bimini island as a mountaintop of Atlantis. In February 1932, Cayce gave a public lecture on the "Lost Continent of Atlantis".
In November 1931 Cayce wife Gertrude and secretary Gladys Davis were was arrested for "pretending to tell fortunes." When charges were dismissed, papers noted that Cayce's readings included tales of ancient civilizations, including Ancient Egypt, El Dorado, and Atlantis; Cayces' readings described Bimini island as a mountaintop of Atlantis In February 1932, Cayce gave a public lecture on the "Lost Continent of Atlantis".