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Posted May 2, 2003 by Son of Roj Blake - Greetings Donkey Kong!
Star Trek: Voyager solved the mystery in the season 1 closing episode "The 37s". Earhart and Noonan were... abducted by aliens! laugh Surprised this wasn't mentioned...

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Posted Aug 31, 2003 by Researcher 240951
that was a great episode. I saw it last night. It made me seek out the story of amelia earhart on the net. very interesting indeed. and pretty good with the details for te most part.

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