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Everyone loves a goodconspiracy theoryAnd some of the best are on the disappearance ofAmelia Earhart. Since she mysteriously disappeared inJuly 1937 While finishing his flight circonvigation reveals the part of the globe, Earhart was fodder for endless speculation. Theories are particularly extensive because, although eight years have passed since the iconic aviator and his co-driver,Fred Noonan, Disappeared without a trace - no solid evidence has been discovered that points to their exact location.

Until the public knows for sure what happened to the duo-which at this stage seems unlikely it-plot. Theories will fill the void. In removing a stranger in a sordid affair, here are the theories of Conspiracy AMELIA AMELIA AMELIA AMELIA.

Yes, some people still believe that Earhart was abducted by aliens. After all, if anything in the world can not explain his mysterious disappearance, the answermust Lie in this world, is not it? According to the historianJohn Burke, author ofAmelia Earhart: Flying SoloThe area in the South Pacific where Earhart, Noonan and their plane disappeared are assumed to be aUFO ACTIVITY OF FASHION. Therefore, just before the pair concluded their round-the-the-the-the-the-World journey, they were abducted by aliens (aircraft and all) ... to experience a kind . Alas, no scientific evidence of an abduction abroad exists.

Since the reporterFred Goerner the first alleged that alcoholism Noonan might have contributed to the disappearance of the pair in his 1966 bookThe search for Amelia Earhart, Others have been advanced to corroborate his theory. In his book, Goerner point a specific example of the copilot alcohol problem: a car accident that happened just months before his death in April 1937, in which it was reported that afternoon, the driver " had been drinking. "

However, as medical anthropologist LegiensKaren Ramey burns Notes in his 2001 bookAmelia Earhart's Shoes: Is the mystery solved?The alleged police report was never found. Gasp!

Regarding foreign theories of Amelia Earhart, it might take the cake. According toNew blog dimension-A website devoted to the theory that a group of ancient beings of the lost city of Atlantis and other civilizations created a secret society in the middle of the Earth, called hollow-Earth Earhart, despite his age of 122 years , is still alive and living happily in secret.

They allege that a few seconds before his plane crashed in the ocean, these ancient people were able to save Earhart in the teleporting into the hollow earth. Almost a century later, they believe Earhart is still so young that it was on this disease in July 1937, welcoming newcomers to the hollow Earth (including the missing survivors of Flight 370 Malaysian Airline in 2014 ).

Despite the fact that this conspiracy theory has zero physical evidence inAmelia Earhart: Beyond the gravewriterBATHROOM. Jameson says Earhart and Noonan were spies for the US government. Their highly publicized trip around the world was just a distraction from their true mission: spying on the Japanese.

According to Jameson, Earhart and Noonan aircraft were shot down or landed in a Japanese territory during the SPO, which leads to their capture. Although they were eventually released and returned to the United States, the government did not want the world to know what really happened, so that officials were mistaken their death and gave them new identities, Jameson claims .

As the theory poses, Earhart became aIrene Craigmile BolamA resident of New Jersey who died at the age of 86 in 1982 (Bolam itself has denied those claims and even pursued a lawsuit). In addition to this denial, no government documents exist to back up the theory of Jameson.

According toHistorical chainMany believe that this conspiracy theory was ignited by the 1943 film plotFlight to freedomIn which a famous female pilot (based Eauhart) flies on Japanese territory on a spying mission before disappearing.

Rather than deal with hordes of fans on their arrival in the United States, Earhart simply decided to fake his own death instead of becoming a full-fledged celebrity - a lifestyle that authorJoe KlaasComplaints Earhart never wanted wanted. In the book of Klaas,Amelia Earhart livesHe explores this theory, including reflections of his Buddy World War II,Joe Gervais.

According to Gervais, yes, Bolam was Earhart, but her story is a little different: Earhart changed his identity to protect himself from the public eye, not for reasons of national security. After the release of the book of Klaas in 1970, Bolam sued the author and publisher to propagate a myth. According toUnited States todayThe book was pulled from shelves - and both parties settled out of court for an undisclosed sum.

Here is yet another conspiracy theory was probably inspired by the filmFlight to freedom, Which involves a complicated love story aboard a mission flying solo. Although there is no evidence difficult to support the claims of a treaty between Earhart and Noonan, some believe that Earhart (who was married toGeorge Putnam for six years at the time of the accident) and Noonan (who had just married his second wife,Mary Bea MartinelliBefore going on the flight) has deceived their own death to be together, asPodcast Network parcastremarkable lives. tragic death. Where they finished after this charade took place, it is still beyond the researchers.

This conspiracy theory suggests that Earhart and Noonan actually survived a crash landing in the Marshall Islands, part of a group of Western Pacific islands called Micronesia - only to die later in the hands of the Japanese army.

In 2017, the theory was put again under the microscope when the investigators, led byShawn Henry, Former executive assistant director of the FBI, found a photograph that was to portray cruciée Erahart and Noonan few days after their disappearance. "When you see the analysis, I think it is clear to viewers that it's Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan," Henry saidNBC News.

According to the team behind the documentary of the 2017 history of stringAmelia Earhart: the lost evidenceAfter the pair crash Arbanne in the Marshall Islands, they were taken to Saipan held captive by Japanese activists - until they died. This theory still holds more water when you just discover the Slate Hathart SleuthDick Spink: HeTwo metal fragments discovered It seemed to be part of the plane Earhart near the Marshall Islands. Nevertheless, it has never been proven.

For some time after his death, the theory that Earhart had assumed a new identity as "Tokyo Rose" while holding that captivity in Japan was so popular that even her husband began to investigate whether it was true, according theHistorical chain.

Unfortunately, Putnam did not recognize the voice of "Tokyo Rose" - English Broadcaster Japan which transmitted messages to Allied soldiers in the South Pacific duringThe Second World War. It was later discovered that the ally was actually undercoverIva Ikuko Toguri d'Aquino, A US citizen and a Japanese immigrant girl who, with several other hosts of the radio radio, fought to help America win World War II.

Another theory, Earhart was observed to have been observed with patients as a nurse at Guadalcanal, an island in the southwestern Pacific, kilometers of road for the driver. Since rumors began circulating in the early 1940s, many were quick to blame such observations Erahart on hallucinations injured soldiers. (Malaria was common on the island at the time.)

The hysteria was only accentuated by the presence of a nurse in New ZealandFarland Merle, which has been told vaguely like Earhart, according to the conclusions presented inWalter Lord 1977 bookViigil Solitaire: Coastwatchers Solomon Islands.

The island of New Britain - An island of eastern New Guinea Papua which was directly in the last section of the Flight Trajectory of Earhart - is considered by some plot theoreticians to be the place Final rest of the pilot and his plane, according to the history chain.

The main challenge? In 1943, a corporal of the Australian army claimed that an aircraft engine with a Pratt & Whitney serial number was found on the island. (The Earhart aircraft contained a motor made by the company.) Researchers have since concluded that it would have been impossible for Earhart and Noonan to make the trip of 2,000 miles from Howland Island, where the pair sent transmissions Radio detailing their lack of fuel, on the island of New Britain.

As recalled by the history chain, a member of the American Navy crew of the Second World War claimed that he had clearly identified Earhart on a photo belonging to a local man of Emirau Island , right next to Papua New Guinea. In the photo, Erahart would have laid with a Japanese military officer, a missionary and a young boy. In the way Earhart appeared in the photo, the crew member must have assumed that she was holding captive by the Japanese army. But after the crew member reported this observation, the photo was never seen. Mysterious!

In 2018, a scientific study published inMedico-legal anthropology Attributed that a set of bones found on the Pacific Island of Nikumaroro in 1940 belonged to Earhart, despite previously conducted research that concluded that the remains belonged to a European ancestry harass. Decades before the publication of the study, a theory that Earhart crushed his plane and dead as Castaway on the island was widely propagated by the University of Tennessee ProfessorRichard L. JANTZ, Chief Author of the 2018 study, according toThe Washington Post.

Although this particular theory could be easily refuted before the publication of the study, Jantz's conclusion that bones were "more similar to Nikumaroro bones than 99 [percentage] of individuals in a large reference sample" S ' Moved to be the most convincing proof discovered only in a credible way at Earhart's final rest. Now, this theory is also supported by other scientists, includingRic Gillespie, Director of the International Aircraft Historic Recovery Group (Tigrar), which claims that the nearby island's close to the Flight Trajectory of Earhart only support it.

This theory also suppresses that the skeleton found on Nikumaroro in 1940 was, in fact, Earhart's, but it has a much more macabre twist. As theBBC Reported, Tigraph researchers believe that at least a portion of Earhart's remains has been raised by giant coconut crabs that are known to live on the island. Although it can ringa bit absurdThese crabs can actually weigh up to nine pounds, according toHow trick works, by making them the largest terrestrial arthropode in the world.

Although coconut crabs generally eat coconuts, berries and leaves, they havebeen known To also collaborate, whatever the food is immediately available for them - including rats and kittens. Although it is more likely that Earhart had been dead for a long time before the crabs found it (again, if the skeleton was even his first place), researchers who discovered these remains noted that many bones had been loaded with crabs. And for more conspiracy theories to slide the teeth, do not miss:Is Tom Cruise foreign? And 50 rumors of celebrity more deliciously funny and absurd.

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