Amelia Earhart: Take off to Oblivion

Updated to 2017, this book is the mystery's most current. With the book's very popular Introduction to Remote Viewing targeting Princess Diana's accident, it contains the Earhart story from a multi-decorated ex-Military Intelligence Officer - Joseph McMoneagle. It provides:

- A complete rendition of her Lae City airport departure through to the end, with radio communications helping the reader understand what historians have had to work with;

- Verified C.I.A. grade flight path drawings, including a debris field location map. Learn where the Pentagon would have sent Naval Air if Earhart had been targeted in the interests of the American people;

- Full color and heavily documented, this first time research combines forensic photoanalysis, Google Earth 3D, N.O.A.A., the U..K. Hydrograhic Office, the NTSB, and PhD's from the Universuty of Hawaii Underwater Research Laboratory;

- Section Two detais the twists, turns, flaws, and reasons previous expeditions to the South Pacific have failed;

- Includes 37 pictures, 9 illustrations and 10 maps, a full bibliography with a detailed evidence review;

This is the only book that provides the military equivilent solution to America's most significant aviation and woman's mystery. It emerges as the book for the other theorists to beat.