(not so) New Evidence in Earhart Disappearance

"Thomas F. King, Senior Archaeologist of the TIGHAR project, reports on recent archaeological evidence concerning what happened to the aviation pioneer and her copilot, and why it may be only a matter of time before the remaining evidence is eroded away". I think the most telling evidence came from the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Itasca's chief radioman, Leo G. Bellarts who, during the last transmission between the plane and the ship found the reception to be so crystal clear he stepped outside of his cabin expecting to see the plane overhead. The cutter gave way to a search but never found the plane. The CG should retrace it's original path today with the tech available- I think they'd find something.