The Ghost Murmur
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He's logged nearly 25 years in the cockpit, flew all over the world. And he wasn't on an expedition. He wasn't funded by some university. He was sitting at home watching National Geographic when he spotted something on google earth pacific ocean island remote something that professional investigators have been hunting for nearly 90 years a 39 foot object the right shape the right size the right location we're talking about amelia earhart and joining me right now is justin so justin walk us through that moment you're on google earth you're thinking like a pilot in trouble low on fuel over the pacific and you see it What did your gut tell you before your brain caught up?
It was a surprise, really, to be honest with you. You spot something and you think, oh, that's a man-made object. It's something that's been, you know, it's man-made. It's quite distinctive. Hard to explain. So for one hour, I measured it, and sure enough, it was 39 feet or 12 meters long. And strange, just strange, surely not.
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