A recently resurfaced photograph of Amelia Earhart#39;s plane – taken by the Miami Herald in 1937, just before her doomed second attempt to fly around the world – captures a shiny metal patch on the fuselage not seen in countless other pictures of her aircraft. Nearly 80 years after the mysterious disappearance of Amelia Earhart, new clues and a new namesake have public interest in the legendary aviator soaring once again. Could this – a replacement of an old window – finally be the clue that
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Amelia Earhart in 1932 and her current namesake
