Former Intelligence Officer Believes He Discovered Amelia Earhart’s Missing Plane

Gateway Pundit ^ | Jan. 27, 2024 10:00 pm | By Anthony Scott

[rbg81]

More likely sold before the commercial real estate crash and had plenty of cash to support his hobby.

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Yeah, on the initial read, I had the impression he sold ALL his assets. As you say, he might have just sold his dogs. Hopefully, he was smart enough not to spend everything on this search.

[DPMD]

Get Geraldo on the phone.

[DPMD]

Sounds like 12th cousin permanently removed.

[Hiddigeigei]

"That could be a plane but we won’t know until we lay eyes on it. Saw another article about this and the water there is rather deep. I think it said 5,000 meters?"

That doesn't look like the silhouette of a Lockheed electra to me, but what do I know?

[SunkenCiv]

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[scrabblehack]

Another theory I’ve heard she was captured by islanders.

I thought she was near Howland Island? That’s about 700 miles from Tarawa. I’m thinking this is not her plane.

[laplata]

Indeed, it is even possible that Earhart and Noonan survived a crash at sea and were captured by the Japanese, only to eventually die by execution on Saipan, just as my friend was told.

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I agree.