Amelia’s last words. What do you do with a clue that sounds too strange to be true? In the case of Amelia Earhart, one of the most intriguing clues may be a teenage girl’s notebook, documenting what she believed were distress calls picked up on a home radio in 1937—just hours after Earhart’s last official transmission. For decades, it was dismissed. Now, researchers revisiting dozens of “post-loss” signals say some might actually be credible. While this doesn’t solve the mystery, it raises the possibility that we stopped listening too soon.
—Andrew Daniels, Director of News
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