Could it be possible? Will the mystery ever be solved?
Full story here. (http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/01/earhart.mystery.ap/index.html)
Cool link! Thanks, Jong!
-clash
I thought it had been pretty well determined she was murdered by japanese soldiers because tney thought she was a spy.
Quote from: Dominus NoxI thought it had been pretty well determined she was murdered by japanese soldiers because tney thought she was a spy.
Um.... no.
Where on earth did you get that from?
Quote from: CaudexUm.... no.
Where on earth did you get that from?
I had heard that as well except for the "pretty much proven" part. I tis considered one of the more crack pot theories, at least in my reading.
Bill
Quote from: HinterWeltIt is considered one of the more crack pot theories, at least in my reading.
Bill
Which is exactly why it is Nox's answer.:D
The best theory I've seen is the one talked about in the linked article. At least thy have some sort of evidence, though it's nothing conclusive. The shot-as-a-spy thing is woven of pure moonbeams.
-clash
Quote from: McrowWhich is exactly why it is Nox's answer.:D
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Quote from: McrowWhich is exactly why it is Nox's answer.:D
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Quote from: Dominus Nox:pimpdahoe:
sorry, it was just too easy to pass on. :haw:
Back up. Why does this matter anymore? This is a question that doens't need answering. She disappeared, and is far too old to still be alive, so the whole point is moot now; she's dead and gone, so let it go.
I think it matters because human beings are inherently interested in legends, icons and mysteries. This avatar of "The Flying Woman" (to put her in UA or Campbellian terms) embodied all three