Amelia Earhart Documentary

Well I finnally realized how UNAPPRECIATED Amelia Earhart is. She like... totally ownd all the guy pilots but she was a chick pilot, but then she like... dissapeared!? And she was a spy. Awsomely ownage. NOTE: NON OF THE FOLLOWING VIDEO SHOULD BE FUNNY. ITS BORING AS HECK SO YA WHATEVER.

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[monkezzzzzz]

Yea my partner in thr video has a pretty recognizable lisp. But his mom is dead so you can't make of him.

[Krystal8229]

@begoneyoubum lol Lies if this was true he would have told someone.

[purpleskies9]

is it true????

[dearmalika]

Thanks so much for this interesting video!

[clipsedrift08]

Correction: the "s" on Des Moines is silent.....De Moines. Just saying.

[thefreeman8791]

Not bad. I would also mention the fact that Fred Noonan was an alcoholic. Most historians think that he got intoxicated and passed out in the plane. That is why she was on the radio and not Fred Noonan.

[leedumett444]

amelia looked like a lesbian,but she is great.

[wjgreep]

@begoneyoubum I would only believe this if I actually saw the pictures, still a possible theory, but who found her?

[spitfireJEJ]

@begoneyoubum And does your grandfather ever intend to release this information? Why has he never done so?

[begoneyoubum]

I will only post this once.Amelia did not perish in a plane. Noonan did. Amelia was taken to Guam where she chose to live out the remainder of her life in private. She passed away at the age of 61 of unknown illness. True story!

My grandfather has the photos to prove it. He has them locked away in the safety deposit box at his bank.

[quadbravo]

Overall a very good job. Technically speaking I offer:

1. It is pronounced "Da-Moine". It's French and the "S's" are silent.

2. Putnam did not "select" her for her 1st Transatlantic flight. That was Amy Phipps Guest. A very, very wealthy woman. Earhart, as you say, went as a passenger.

3. Her last flight actually started in California.

4. Phonetically pronounced "Layee" "New Ginny"