She Was Never Lost: The Amelia Earhart Saga (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798295813702)

This isn't a book about finding Amelia Earhart. it's about her finding me, and guiding, directing, nudging, cajoling me along the way. It's a mind bending adventure told in third person, then in first person, then with eyewitnesses, then with a variety of mediums who I've known for decades, answering my incessant questions.

Forty years of research, after working on various films, documentaries about Amelia Earhart, after working with mediums speaking directly to Amelia on the flipside, I'm sharing the research. After my second feature film LIMIT UP I got a letter from an old friend who said "You should make a film about Amelia Earhart." That took me on an unusual flight that included starts and stops along the way, some of this research was shared in the book HACKING THE AFTERLIFE, but Amelia kept knocking on my door.

There are certainly more in depth explorations out there - I present her story as a journalist/author/filmmaker; "this is what likely happened to her based on 30 years of research, this is what likely happened to her based on her own revelations, these are stories about her that have never been told.

As a caveat, I don't recommend reading this book if one believes that life ends in death. If that's the case, then return it, ask for a refund, or give it to someone else.

However, having spent the past fifteen years filming people talking to, learning new information from people offstage, I've done my best as a journalist, award winning filmmaker, story teller to get her story as precise as I can. There are likely mistakes I've made - but the core story remains the same.

She was never lost. She still exists. And anyone who takes the time can ask her directly themselves about any part of this book, or any part of her journey. She is happy to share this information with anyone who takes the time, makes the effort to ask her and stick around for the reply...

This book is the result of four decades of forensic research, hundreds of hours of filmed interviews, a trip to Saipan, Tokyo and the archives in Washington DC