Kinney insists that any document that directly refers to Earhart as a Japanese prisoner was long ago “purged” from official files to hide the fact that the government knew Earhart was a prisoner and did nothing about it, including one report that totaled more than 130 pages.
Kinney’s undated photograph came from an Office Of Naval Intelligence file, he says, and was meticulously examined and evaluated by two of the nation’s top forensic photo analysis using extensive recognition and proportional comparison technology.
“I can say with more than 99.7 percent confidence that the photo is authentic and untouched,” explains computer forensic examiner Doug Carner.
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