The Foreword from SHE WAS NEVER LOST: The Amelia Earhart Saga...

This in an excerpt of the foreword to the book SHE WAS NEVER LOST: The Amelia Earhart Saga.

#amelia #earhart #Electra, #AmeliaEarhart She Was Never Lost: The Amelia Earhart Saga is in the news. #NBC has announced a trek with #Purdue University to search an island in the South Pacific for her plane. I really don't know why, and can't comprehend why they don't take a look at the research, data, eyewitness reports that are easy to find. According to US Marines, her plane, the #electra was found in a hangar on Aslito airfield on June 18, 1944. I filmed EJ Nabers, US Marine, wire code operator for Lt. Col Clarence Wallace (whose uniform hangs in quantico) report how on June 19th, the next day, he decoded the message WE HAVE FOUND AMELIA EARHART'S AIRPLANE ON ASLITO FIELD. The footage that accompanies this was taken by Marines the day before - there was only ONE HANGAR left standing on the field with planes inside, the camera clearly shows two zeros, and then another plane parked sideways in the back (so it would fit in the hangar). The plane is covered by a tarp. So when Nabers decoded that message from Cincpac (Admiral Nimitz) the next day, logic tells us Marines would not have moved the plane inside or outside in the middle of a battle zone. Nabers was decoding a secret message. He was ordered to guard the plane and spent 24 hours outside the hangar it was in. Other GI's saw it in the hangar; Tom Devine, Doug Bryce, both on camera told of seeing it. "We all knew what it was." I met a GI shot in the first wave into Saipan - he said "everyone in the hospital was talking about how they found Earhart's plane." The plane was "test flown" two weeks later (multiple eyewitnesses) then two to three weeks later it was destroyed. (There's a photograph in the book of the message decoded that talked about a fire on Aslito field in July of 44). US Marine Robt Wallack found her briefcase with passport, maps, charts in a safe on Saipan, turned it over to Lt. Col Wallace, and EJ Nabers confirmed seeing the SAME BRIEFCASE in his tent. Nabers also decoded the message that the USS Indianapolis had been hit by a torpedo the day it happened (a day after it delivered Fat Man and Little Boy to Tinian next door). The reason no one went to rescue those men (look it up) was because they didn't want to "reveal the US had broken their codes." Same reason the US knew she was on Saipan but didn't report it. The war wasn't over for another year. They didn't know how her plane got to Saipan (the book does) or if she was somehow helping the Japanese (she wasn't.) She spend the last 7 years of her life in a cell, where she died of dysentery and was reburied by Catholic nuns elsewhere on the island. See the book SHE WAS NEVER LOST: THE AMELIA EARHART SAGA for where her body was moved to, and where the pieces of the burnt plane were buried. This isn't a mystery, this isn't something that needs to be uncovered - because people have already told their stories, told the same story about her. She was bisexual, had an open marriage, created the ERA, set records and had ticker tape parades before she learned how to be a pilot - but lost her life (and Noonan was executed for being "the spy") as the first victim of the War in the Pacific. She deserves to be honored for WHO SHE WAS and not how they screwed up finding her. It includes multiple interviews with MEDIUMS who sought me out - saying "Amelia wants to tell you her story" - I frankly don't care if that upsets some people because she told me the SAME STORY that I had learned through dogged research and a trip to Saipan where I interviewed 15 new eyewitnesses who told the exact same story. SHE WAS NEVER LOST: The Amelia Earhart Saga. #Amelia #Earhart #AmeliaEarhart #ameliaearhart #saipan Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWhpYMjfbFfC0STNdWw_udw/join