Amelia Earhart Spit Samples to Help Lick Mystery?
Amelia Earhart's dried spit could help solve the longstanding mystery of the aviator's 1937 disappearance, according to scientists who plan to harvest her DNA from envelopes. Using Earhart's genes, a new project aims to create a genetic profile that could be used to test recent claims that her bones have been discovered.Right now, "anyone can go and find a turtle shell and be like 'I found Amelia Earhart's remains,'" said Justin Long of Burnaby, Canada, whose family is partially funding the DNA project.
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They still have not really been able to resolve the mystery of what happened to her through the use of DNA. Still it is great that there is always someone searching for the clues and trying to proof their theory.
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