Did the Japanese capture Amelia Earhart ?

She probably flew through a Bermuda Triangle type area, and dissapeared.

She probably flew through a Bermuda Triangle type area, and dissapeared. Blame the Dolphin and the Whale!

am i the only one who thinks she just maybe didn't wanna be bothered again??...i've never heard anyone even mention it as a possibility

If the Japanese had captured her, wouldn't they release that information after the war was over? I see no point in keeping it hidden.

If the Japanese had captured her, wouldn't they release that information after the war was over? I see no point in keeping it hidden. Have a second look, or maybe it would be your first. Google "George Bush Siapan Amelia Earhart" - there is some interesting reading to be had out there. One thing is for sure, anyone that believes a military person's version of the events of the past are more times than not listening to lies. What makes the Saipan version of events interesting is that the information comes from many different sources, both civilian and military, and many things could probably be... [More]

Thank you. Your right. Interesting read.

Fourth cousin... now there's an intimate relationship. Is the fact that this guy is a fourth cousin supposed to make his opinion more valid? His connection with Amelia is that they had a great, great grandparent in common. Unless you're into genealogy you probably don't even KNOW who your great grandparents were. Amelia had picked an alternate land site in case her navigator was slightly off track and she missed the first island. There is mounting evidence that she proceeded with her plan and landed at her alternate destination (basically crash landing after running out of fuel). Now that it's... [More]

Have a second look, or maybe it would be your first. Google "George Bush Siapan Amelia Earhart" - there is some interesting reading to be had out there. One thing is for sure, anyone that believes a military person's version of the events of the past are more times than not listening to lies. What makes the Saipan version of events interesting is that the information comes from many different sources, both civilian and military, and many things could probably be verified. Thanks for the several links I found... extremely interesting readings for several days.

Amelia had picked an alternate land site in case her navigator was slightly off track and she missed the first island. There is mounting evidence that she proceeded with her plan and landed at her alternate destination (basically crash landing after running out of fuel). Now that it's possible to get DNA results the team who found the first artifacts are going back to search for more. If they find anything this time they won't handle it and they'll check for Amelia's DNA. If they find anything we'll know for sure what happened. That would be really interesting from a historical point of view b... [More]

So, the total motivation for this "MASSIVE cover-up" is that the NAVY and the US Gov needed to protect how the 1937 version of the Navy (in the pre-war Pacific) was viewed in their response times?...That they might have been a little less than SPEEDY in their efforts to rescue a plane that crashed into vast WATER?. We've coupled that with the notion that Japan and the US are (today) such great Buddies?...Damn, what does it take to say there is a conspiracy these days?...OOOOHHH, popularity off a recently released movie!!!...aaahhhhh!...OK!..OK!...got it!... never mind,..yeah, MASSIVE cover-up!... [More]