The Lost Journey Of Amelia Earhart

[neilnils]

It's 2010... & time to bring the great, legendary Amelia Earhart home for good. For 'reality' based answers peruse the updated Irene-Amelia website. Featuring twenty different page links, it is the comprehensive basis for a new, controversial documentary film due out in August. To this day there has never been an official investigation into Earhart's 1937 disappearance. Learn something you never knew... about his story.

[ussottawa]

Believe she went down in the Pacific, was captured by the Japanese, later released, and then went into seclusion. (As Lindbergh did on the island of Maui.) Amelia became a recluse on Amelia island on the Florida-Georgia border in quarters furnished by the government at Fort Clinch on the upper floor of a former barracks. That floor is still "Off Limits" and I suspect that she may yet be there. Truly unusual how the forces of history run sometimes.

[eemontero]

Not even a clue where she was lost?