Investigators say they’ve found key clue to fate of Amelia Earhart

Scientists think they have discovered evidence that may suggest where Amelia Earhart crashed her plane in 1937.

Investigators say they’ve found key clue to fate of Amelia Earhart

A picture that was taken on the Pacific atoll of Nikumaroro, formerly Gardner Island, three months after Earhart went missing displays what looks like landing gear.

On July 2, Ric Gillespie, executive director of The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, will visit the site and attempt to recover the landing gear. The Discovery Channel will film his attempt.

Queen Elizabeth stuns bride and groom by accepting invite

A bride and groom were stunned when the Queen of England made an appearance at their wedding.

After hearing that the queen would be in town the day of their wedding, John and Frances Canning sent her an invite more or less as a joke. Surprisingly, she showed up.

“Basically it was a wedding gift for us,” Frances Canning told CNN affiliate ITN.

The queen is making appearances all over England this spring to celebrate 60 years of being on the throne, a time known as “Diamond Jubilee.”

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