Hi. Another fun evening with George Noory on COAST TO COAST talking all things Amelia.
There are links and details on the webpage EarhartOnSaipan.com
The NEW BOOK will be out in a few months, it's being edited now, and will cover in detail the research about what happened to her, as well as direct conversations with Amelia via three different mediums, and the continuing conversations that Jennifer Shaffer and I have had with her over the years. (JenniferShaffer.com)
To get insight into those conversations, visit HACKING THE AFTERLIFE podcast on YouTube and search "Amelia" for the continued conversations, including a few weeks ago when she spoke of being "sad about the Equal Rights Amendment" never being passed into law. (It was ratified by a majority of the states, just hasn't made it into law yet.)
In the conversations last night, I referred to a number of other authors who have spend years telling her story - including but not limited to Fred Goerner (Searching for Amelia) Vincent Loomis (The Final Story) Elgen Long, Mike Campbell, Tom Devine, Mike Harris, Les Kinney, as well as the Bryce brothers Andrew and Douglas, the numerous people on Saipan that we visited with Paul Cooper and Mike Harris - the trips that Dick Spink has made to find pieces of her plane, the contribution of Jim Hayton, who has testified in front of Congress on NTSB crashes, who owns a brake assembly from AE's model Electra), Les Kinney who found the photo in the ONI that showed the docks on Jaluit (and the photo was not copyrighted or stamped, the portfolio containing them was stamped 1935, but the Marshall Islands govt confirmed that the docks were constructed in 1936, so the photo has to be later than 1935).
There are a myriad of researchers in front of me - and I would be remiss not to mention all of them. Including Abbie Adams who insisted I dig into her story, to Pattie Canova, Jamie Butler and Jennifer Shaffer who have all spoken to Amelia directly and encouraged me to tell her story.
It's uncanny and mind bending... but at this point I have decided to share all the information about her I can in an entertaining fashion.
The book will be out in a few months, so I'll just say "Stay Tuned."
Meanwhile, one can visit "Earhart On Saipan" - blog - where there are clips of the interviews I'd done with Marines who saw the plane, who found her briefcase who watched it destroyed - along with conversations with veterans who repeat the same story, along with islanders who also repeat the same story.
But in essence, the book is about the mediums who have reached out to me and shared bits and pieces of her overall story - none of them aware of anything she was reporting - and me in shock or startled because it was often things I'd just read about.
Including "they only found my arm."
That's from an interview I did directly with Amelia, and then minutes later, heard that detail was in the records of Les Kinney, seen by Jim Hayton in Seattle.
The other odd part of that is that I talked to Les Kinney about it - and he didn't recall seeing that in his records.
Think about that for a moment.
Professional NTSB investigator in Seattle is in a room for five hours with Les Kinney and his research, reads it first hand - and what jumps out at him is the report that "they only found an arm." Calls me on the phone, not knowing that I'd just spent three hours talking directly to Amelia via a medium who works with law enforcement - someone I'd never met - and in our first interview on camera gives me details the medium could not know..
Including the medium saying in response to my question "How did you die?" "She's telling me dysentery... and when those two GI's dug up my body they only found an arm."
And then six months later, I find in the archives of the Chicago Tribune from Jan 1977, UPI story - that the two GI's report "off camera" "You know when we dug her up, we only found a partial ribcage and an arm."
Some people want to find that arm. No one has reported seeing it since then. But I'm not interested in her arm.
Her arm is not Amelia.
And she says - repeatedly - that she's buried on Saipan. And so is the Electra.
That's the story.
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Richard Martini
Richard Martini
Biography:
Author and award winning filmmaker Richard Martini has written and/or directed 9 indie films. A former free lance journalist for Variety, Inc.Com, Premiere and other magazines, a graduate of the Masters of Professional Writing Program at USC, FlipSide: A Tourist's Guide to the Afterlife is his debut non-fiction book on a topic that's been haunting him since the death of a soul mate.
After a dream vision of visiting his friend in the Great Beyond, Martini went on a literary quest to find out what the prevailing science and philosophical opinions on the Afterlife are. He journeyed into Tibetan Philosophy, made documentaries in Tibet and India, and eventually was introduced to the work of the Newton Institute, founded by renowned author and hypnotherapist Dr. Michael Newton ("Journey of Souls").
Website(s):
Book(s):
FlipSide: A Tourist's Guide on How to Navigate the Afterlife
It's A Wonderful Afterlife, Volume 1
It's A Wonderful Afterlife, Volume 2
Backstage Pass to the Flipside Part 2
Hacking the Afterlife: Practical Advice from the Flipside
Architecture of the Afterlife
Tuning Into the the Afterlife: How to Stay in Touch with the Flipside
Divine Councils in the Afterlife: The Flipside Court
Close Encounters Of The Flipside Kind: How To Phone Home
The Greatest Story Never Told
Video(s):
Earhart's Electra
Flipside: A Journey Into the Afterlife
Hacking The Afterlife Film
Talking to Bill Paxton
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