@ACM_JKY Yes. It's in Japanese. Here's a link and a screen shot of the page. https://t.co/qOLGLPjKy6 https://t.co/k2iTI36u2m

@HISTORY Are you going to mention this time the "newly discovered" photo was published in a book dated 1935 - before flight? https://t.co/qOLGLPjKy6

@RyanREmrich The dock photo was published in a book dated 1935. Long BEFORE her last flight. https://t.co/qOLGLPjKy6

@washingtonpost L) Amelia day of flight . R) Woman has long hair in a snood. This photo is in a book dated 1935. Not "secret." https://t.co/qOLGLPjKy6 https://t.co/EZPFu1yKe9

@BrianDunning @pudluther @AstonshngLegnds @MsSamAdams As a native Japanese speaker, I reassure you about the dates. 1) Printed: Oct. 5 '35, 2) Published: Oct. 10, '35. https://t.co/4S17f420hL

@HISTORY This picture was published in Oct. 1935. Two years before the missing. Refer to the National Diet Library of Japan: https://t.co/BHN1sMzCmy