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There has long existed a 'quiet fear' linked to the notion of Amelia Earhart's hidden
survival. Still, when the forensic discovery separated different Irene Craigmiles who shared the same identity, it began to
dawn on a select few how retired Air Force Major Joe Gervais, according to the new logic such a plural identity reveal
offered, had been right all along with his decades old Irene-Amelia claim. Except, what did that really mean in
a 'new true history' sense? Left to the preference of U. S. historical dictum influences to include Dr. Tom Crouch and Dorothy Cochrane of the Smithsonian's
Air and Space Museum, or Scott Wyerman of The National Geographic Society,
apparently not much. Even though they've acknowledged the existence of the forensic science equation and forensic research
argument, in their programs, on their guided tours, and to national media sources they still only favored how Amelia crashed
and sank to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. To be sure, The National Geographic
Society and The Smithsonian Institute have traditionally dismissed the Irene-Amelia story out of hand almost upon
hearing mention of it. If they ever felt pressed to look into it, they always did so in a non thorough way. The
latest example; even though they filmed it and agreed to do so, the National Geographic Channel ultimately refused to show
or mention the 'plural Irene's' discovery in its recent 'Unsolved History' Earhart special. Rather, they safely engaged a
case uninformed forensic detective to discount the haunting physical congruence, while not mentioning the handwriting,
voice pattern, and friends (etc.) shared by the 1945-1982 identified Irene Craigmile and Amelia Earhart. Instead
of pointing to the geopolitical and/or medical realities available to Amelia Earhart after she disappeared, U. S. historical
dictum influences steer the public away from such considerations. They also all but encourage plane hunters to keep looking for Amelia's plane. It seems the beauty of the 'find the plane, solve the mystery' phrase
is found in the hopeless reality of such a statement as Earhart's plane is destined to never be found. Therefore, as
long as people keep looking for it with a hope to 'solve the mystery' by finding it, such a 'false mystery' will remain 'unsolved' as preferred by United States
historical dictum, and the survived families of Amelia and Irene. In the meantime, the original Major Gervais taken photo
of Amelia Earhart's survived body as it appeared in 1965, has stared back at the general public since 1970. Yet
the public has long been encouraged not to believe in the Irene-Amelia reality through national media sources. And the public,
(to include the lot of college history professors) lazily fell victim to it all.
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Less recognized historical data pertinent to the 1937 disappearance of, and future 'anonymity logic' of Amelia
Earhart:
During the 1930s the world changed. The new economic
powerhouse of the United States was dealt a major blow by its 1929 stock market crash. The event left much of the most modern
country in the world's population struggling to survive. Partly due to the soon growing lack of faith in the United States
as a 'proof of how democracy works' leader, myriad political winds soon offered new
ideas. Some of them led to revolutions within the world's geopolitical infrastructures. Hence, many of the world's most brilliant
artistic thinkers began to devote their most profound thoughts, and to donate their most useful devices and even money in
a united effort to combat rapidly growing world-hunger and global violence issues. Basically, as is a traditional recurring
theme in history, such brave artistic individuals wished to somehow contribute to helping the future of humanity. However in some cases due to extreme political stresses caused, fascist leaders
ended up in arenas of political control. People such as Hitler and Mussolini were looked upon as heroes by the bulk of their
countrymen during this trying era, and their philosophies and ideas were soon being evaluated and considered world-wide. Years
later, when the subject of world history from the 1930s as a whole was enlivened
for serious discussion, famous names of political 'shakers' and 'movers' from the era were often brought up, be they the names
of past famous political figures, or past famous private citizens. In 1933 FDR's New Deal was introduced to help his country rise out of its economic
depression. In the meantime beyond the shores of the United States, the political world began to fall apart. But only a select
few caring Americans controlled any influential wherewithal when it came to international diplomacy. On any world wide scale
Amelia Earhart was one such person. So was Charles Lindbergh. On a more politically based global level, so was Eamon de Valera
of Ireland, Chiang Kai-Shek of China, Subhas Chandra Bose of India, and Edward VIII... who would abdicate the throne of England
in 1936, half a year before Amelia Earhart left on her 'world diplomacy' adventure. As a matter of less recognized historical
fact, Amelia Earhart's mantle was likely perceived by most all of the above mentioned individuals for the hard-line pacifist
she was. Not to forget to mention, Eleanor Roosevelt adored Amelia to the point of regarding her as a 'dear friend and confidante.' Amelia 'disappeared' in 1937. Or, '...she
likely succumbed to a crash at sea,' according to the closest thing to an official
statement of her demise. Interesting point: After Pearl Harbor Amelia Earhart was being described in some military circles
as 'the first American casualty of World War Two.' But
her body was never recovered. At the war's end, neither was the body of General Doolittle's good friend and special agent
in missionary John Birch, who would later be described as 'the
first American casualty of World War Three, killed by communist gunfire. And Neither was the body of Subhas Chandra
Bose ever recovered, who was reported to have died within days of John Birch during the immediate aftermath of VJ Day. Later,
airports and schools and parks and even ships would bear all three of their names, and in the United States both the John Birch Society and the Amelia Earhart
Society would eventually be formed. Subhas Chandra Bose
was fleeing Japan and returning to India after VJ Day. (Gandhi had taken over in India.) News reports described how Bose's
plane crashed off the coast of Formosa as he was doing so, and all was lost. Quietly but not so ironic perhaps, OSS channels
later conveyed how a survived Amelia Earhart was also killed in a plane crash during her secret liberation process after VJ
Day. Considering these accounts, one might offer how Amelia Earhart, John Birch, and Subhas Chandra Bose all died within days
of each other right after VJ Day, yet not one of their bodies was ever recovered. (A curious photograph supposedly displaying
Birch's face down on the ground Chinese-communist held corpse with his hands tied behind his back did surface, but it lacked
any definite way to positively identify it. Experts also described how the body in the photograph indicated one 'taller' than
the diminutive Birch had been, and it was noted to have been facially maimed in order
to prevent positive identification.) * * * When King Edward VIII abdicated the British throne in December of 1936, Amelia was still living in the United States
then and was well aware of it happening, world news besides. Amelia knew Edward VIII fairly well from her previous stays in
England, to the point where her husband, George Putnam was described as 'jealous' in 1932 after reports of his wife dancing
the night away with then Prince of Wales Edward came through American news-wire services. Yes, in 1936 when Edward VIII abdicated
his right to the British Crown citing his devout love for an American divorcee', Amelia was likely cognizant of an additional
and more complicated reason for his abdication never conveyed to the public; something that, perhaps, had more or less to
do with his viewpoint on India and his Crown's Colonial rule there. Of course England would never publicly advocate such a
thing. And in the meantime, as Charles Lindbergh planned his relocation to England, in 1936 Amelia was
in the midst of heavily planning her own extensive world trip sojourn. In
her later years as 'Irene' it was questioned if the former Amelia might have quietly maintained her friendship with the default
titled 'Duke of Windsor' Edward, and as she traveled abroad so much, perhaps even visited him upon occasion. (This is doubtful,
although as 'Irene' it was described by Amelia Earhart Lives author Joe Klaas
how she was friends with General Douglas MacArthur's widow, Jean MacArthur. The two ladies were the same age, and Irene
would sometimes visit Jean MacArthur at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York where Mrs. MacArthur lived for the rest of her
life, after her famous General husband died in 1964.) Soon
after King Edward's abdication and Amelia Earhart's so-called 'disappearance,' Charles
Lindbergh moved to England and would be photographed during his tour of Germany. After Pearl Harbor, said repercussions and
his pre-war outspokenness in favor of isolationism left FDR refusing to officially accept Lindbergh's wartime service request,
even though Colonel Lindbergh eventually did contribute greatly to the United States war effort. Among various 'imprisonment' stories, it was suggested how
a year and a half after Pearl Harbor Amelia Earhart might have been sent to the Philippines where she was surreptitiously
incarcerated at the same prison camp General Jonathan Wainwright had been. If so she possibly grew ill there, as one OSS account
also conveyed how she ended up at a Japanese run civilian internment camp in China towards the war's end in a very sickly
way. Such a hypothetical transfer could have taken place well after the U. S. lost its control in the Philippines. The reason(s)
for her internment at all could have been simplified: After Admiral Yamamoto was hunted down and killed by American troops
in April of 1943, did she lose her protector? Or, had she refused to comply with Japan's war time request for her submission
to allegiance, in the fight against the allied forces? Did she become a woman without a country? Such logic could have made sense, for although Amelia Earhart had apparently experienced the arena
of Japanese plane building, and according to a 1972 leaked State Department file she had even 'trial flown' planes for Japan
and participated in 'Zero wind tunnel tests,' historically Amelia was still a devout pacifist. World history will never deny
her that. And any wartime Philippines or other incarceration stories aside... unbelievable as it may sound her initial return
to the United States might have even preceded the attack on Pearl Harbor, while quietly involving the Robinson family of Hawaii's
then forbidden to the public Niihau Island. (Amelia had acquainted herself with the
Robinsons before she left the U. S. in 1937, and a U. S. Department of Interior map of Niihau from Amelia's era displayed
two remote landing strips there never made available for public use. After she died in 1982, among some of the Gervais-Irene's
personal possessions left to one Diana Dawes of Princeton, New Jersey, a copy of this same Niihau map was included.) Considering the Robinson-Niihau connection, it seemed the idea would have been
for Amelia to have returned to the Imperial Mandate Islands before Pearl Harbor, after she had returned stateside for a time.
It is a far stretch, but Niihau used as a private pivotal 'hopping point' at least appeared to exist in the realm of possibilities,
however slight a possibility it was. No one knows this for sure of course, and the Robinsons then and now never confirmed
anything. All there was to go on was Amelia Earhart's past acquaintance with the Robinsons, and the United States Department
of the Interior map of Niihau dating back to FDR's administration found among some of the Gervais-Irene's more curious possessions
after she died. One idea was raised though, where Amelia may have had more leverage than realized during the war years, and
she was perhaps never mistreated at all. A question therefore became; had she actually grounded safely among the Imperial
Mandate Islands where she was quietly received by Japan after having traveled there for a specific purpose? Does such a thing
sound or seem outlandish? If so consider the following: In 2002
the United Nations Ambassador from the Marshall Islands, Alfred
Cappelle was quoted in an Associated Press article. Mr. Cappelle believed Amelia Earhart came to the Japanese mandated Marshall
Islands "for a specific purpose..." "...perhaps to try out some type of equipment for the military." Could
this have been? A review of history deems such a consideration as at least possible. Recall Amelia Earhart was loved in Japan
just like Babe Ruth had been, except five days after she was reported missing the Sino-Japanese war unexpectedly erupted,
ostensibly triggered by a single Japanese soldier being killed causing the Marco Polo Bridge incident. This new war caused
great unforeseen tension where Japan-United States relations were concerned, causing boycotts and embargo's and dwarfing the
recent news headline of Earhart's loss in comparison. Yet before the war started, it seemed unlikely Japan would have received
Amelia in any way but friendly terms. Later, Ambassador Cappelle's and other accounts led some to view the never authenticated descriptions of Amelia Earhart as a spy, or her so-called 'death
while imprisoned' or 'by execution' in Japan's custody as misinformation ploys engaged to detract from the truth of her continued
survival, and/or to rile the U. S. against Japan. But given Earhart's world wide reputation, most knowledgeable World War
Two historians strongly felt neither Emperor Hirohito nor the Harvard educated Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto would have allowed
anything but civil if not favored
treatment of Earhart, where she at all existed under Japan's auspice, no matter what circumstances prevailed at the time.
Add to this another less reported on suggestion offered by Paul Rafford,
a former Pan Am radio operator from long ago who felt it was 'highly extraordinary' how two-way radio contact with Amelia
was never made as she approached Howland Island. Rafford felt in was conceivable given the curious circumstances of Amelia's
disappearance, how the one-sided final radio transmissions received from her were pre-recorded, to be intermittently received
by the Coast Guard Cutter Itasca and on Howland Island. This may sound like an incredibly hard to fathom postulation, but
given the notion of something perhaps preconceived and alternately planned while void of public awareness, maybe not. [Here, re-consider the 1962 words about the Earhart disappearance case spoken to
CBS radio journalist and Earhart investigative author Fred Goerner, by the then newly retired U.S. Naval Commander John Pillsbury;
"You're on to something that will stagger your imagination."] Ultimately,
the point to be realized in the preceding paragraphs is this: Among the many "how she
arrived, where she ended up, and what she was actually doing between 1937 and 1945" stories that came to exist
in the public realm over the years, it always remained impossible to precisely
calculate any of the former Amelia Earhart's locations and/or relocations during the World War Two era. Yet such knowledge
no doubt exists somewhere, leaving it to someday become public information. Until it does though, the 'almost anything was possible, but what was probable?' credo must be maintained
with the former Amelia Earhart's post loss reality, especially where her 1937 to 1945 'missing time period' necessarily remains the biggest question and concern. Beyond this, the less known accounts of Eamon de Valera, Chandra Bose, Edward VIII, Charles Lindbergh,
Amelia Earhart, John Birch, post war devices of the Catholic Church and more seem to speak potentially non-realized volumes
when it comes to the unwritten pages of world history. As a controversial example, notice how it's hardly recalled anymore
how Eamon de Valera (who Monsignor Kelley also mentioned he had 'helped' in some non-specified way during the end of war era)
initially displayed some empathy for the Third Reich, and all-but snubbed Churchill's England by keeping Ireland neutral during
WWII. After the war John Birch's belongings were sent home, but again,
not his body. He was said to have been buried in northern China, although history never clearly certified his body as positively
identified. A few years later, as prior mentioned the legend of John Birch would grow into the John Birch Society, a group initially comprised for the most part of right wing anti-communists. But the
notion that 'martyr' Birch himself might have actually survived as someone else was always dismissed out of hand. Indeed,
hardly a soul even considered such a thing. Of note, and again where
John Birch was called "the first casualty of World War Three"
and Amelia Earhart had long before been dubbed "the first
casualty of World War Two," as well, so too would there eventually be formed an Amelia Earhart Society. {Both the John Birch Society and
the Amelia Earhart Society appeared rooted from a high-level Masonic origin. The societies were supposedly created in an effort to help steer the public's perception of
the two 'controversially famous' American figures, who history described to have met their demises as a result of inordinately
curious, if-not outright strange circumstances. Again, Earhart's demise was said to have occurred just before World War Two
began, Birch's just after World War Two ended, and neither body was ever recovered.}
After the war people in India also began to insist how the former India Nationalist Leader, Subhas
Chandra Bose had made it back to India after all, and he had continued to live there as a re-identified person. Books were
written about his post war survival, and among many of his countrymen it was generally accepted how such a thing had happened.
Gandhi himself even spoke of it as a hidden truth. Charles
Lindbergh had also returned to the United States from England where he lived again as a lauded American hero for the remainder
of his days. He grew to become a constant world traveler, often accompanied by his writer-pilot wife, (Amelia's past friend)
Anne Morrow Lindbergh. When he died in 1974 he was buried on the Island of Maui in Hawaii. Here, it is interesting to once
again note, how after the gervais-Irene married her esteemed British husband, Guy Bolam in 1958... she too returned to her
old habit of constant world travel for the remainder of her days both with and without Guy, (Guy passed away in 1970) until
her final illness prevented it in the early 1980s. After World
War Two the abdicated Edward VIII with his new title of Duke mostly resided with his American Wife, Wallis Simpson in a posh
French Villa. He died there in 1972. It was never ascertained if he had any further contact with his friend from the past,
the 'former' Amelia Earhart who traveled to Luxembourg and France several times in the 1960s, but it seemed possible, at least,
he may have.
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A few years ago the National Geographic Channel contacted Beyond 37's Tod Swindell and
Col. Rollin Reineck for an update on the Amelia Earhart, Irene Craigmile Bolam forensic research findings, and to ask them
to appear on its upcoming 'The Real Amelia Earhart' special. Below
are some key examples of controversial information the National Geographic Channel was made aware of, but chose not to address
in its final program version still in reruns today:
- None of Amelia Earhart's or
the original Irene's survived relatives participated, nor was the known 'long term friendship' of Amelia's sister Muriel to
the Gervais-Irene profiled in the National Geographic Channel's 'The Real Amelia
Earhart' TV special.
- Notice how the reality of three different women
who used the same 'Irene' identity was entirely omitted.
- Larry Heller, the Son of the original Irene Craigmile Bolam under contract with Beyond 37', also was not mentioned
in the program.
- Mr. Heller's existence and his past controversial statements
about his late 'mother' were ignored in the program.
- There was no mention of how the
original Irene Craigmile and Amelia Earhart were known acquaintances in the 1930s.
- Although
Amelia's survived sister, Muriel knew the Gervais-Irene, she and all other Earhart family members historically avoided the
Irene-Amelia issue. They also never publicly accounted for the realities learned since Joe Gervais met and candidly photographed
the Gervais-Irene in 1965, and then researched her background for the following years. The National Geographic Society chose
not to share this information.
- Prior to 1945 the photo history of Irene Craigmile Bolam's
person does not display the image of the Irene Craigmile Bolam (aka the Gervais-Irene) who Joe Gervais met and photographed
in 1965. National Geographic knew this, but did not mention it.
- In April of 2006 the original
Irene Craigmle's 1934 born Son, Larry Heller stated he grew up believing his mother was always one person. By virtue
of Larry Heller's own ID placements, Beyond 37's forensic analysis discovered and revealed how
his mother's identity was used by more than one person.
- Former Seton Hall University President, Monsignor
James Francis Kelley's 1991 tape recorded confirmation of his late friend, Irene Craigmile Bolam having been the former Amelia
Earhart was requested by and given to National Geographic's producers. This too was left out of the program.
- The medical explanations for the Gervais-Irene's post-loss deviated septum nose augmentation (see Mug Shot Forgeries
link) were not at all addressed. Instead, such post-disappearance differences were reviewed in a visual null-hypothesis, by
an apparent 'Earhart disappearance case uninformed' forensic
detective named Kevin Richlin. It is worth noting, Mr. Richlin acknowledges how given the limited information National Geographic
provided him with, his hypothesis did not 'forensically disprove' the four decades old Irene-Amelia claim. If anything, it
appeared National Geographic's producers steered him in a negative direction about it.
- National Geographic
had engaged Mr. Richlin to conduct his basic null hypothesis. No doubt it did so to persuade its viewing audience into continuing
to view the Irene-Amelia reality as 'still questionable.' Again though, Mr. Richlin was not predisposed by National Geographic
to the high nature of the four decades old Irene-Amelia controversy, nor to the Irene Craigmile 'shared identity' discovery, nor to Amelia's nasal medical history, nor to the logic
of the Gervais-Irene wishing not to be recognized as her former self in the United States following the WWII era. In essence,
lacking the true knowledge he did, Mr. Richlin was fooled just as most everyone else had been, by politically correct history.
- Beyond 37's Irene-Amelia forensic comparisons and investigative research analysis had been receiving press notices
since 1999. Knowing how National Geographic would publicly 'ride the fence' with the overall Earhart mystery, Beyond 37's
Tod Swindell agreed to participate in its program only under the following
specified conditions given to Director/Producer, Noel Dockstader: 1.) That he agree to display the image of the other Irene Craigmile identified in 2006 by the original Irene's Son, Larry Heller as the 'mother' he knew
from his childhood years; and 2.) That Bill Prymak, the 1989 wealthy and influential founding president (self appointed) of
the Amelia Earhart Society, who'd been strongly fighting the Irene-Amelia claim for years while never offering a sound argument
against it, not be a participant in the program.
- Mr. Dockstader affirmed both conditions, the former based on his
preliminary review of the identity separating forensic data. After reviewing the sample forensic data Mr. Swindell forwarded
to Mr. Dockstader, Mr. Dockstader confirmed to Mr. Swindell how he recognized how the separation
of Irenes was based on 'solid science,' thus finalizing his agreement with Mr. Swindell. He also agreed to transport
Mr. Swindell and a significant portion of his of his forensic data and investigative research material
to Hawaii to be interviewed with USAF Colonel Rollin Reineck (Ret.) Recall how Colonel Reineck's published book, Amelia Earhart Survived was largely inspired by and credited the forensic discovery accomplishments achieved
by Mr. Swindell's studies, that provided unprecedented validation to the decades old claim of USAF Major Joe Gervais (Ret.),
where Joe Gervais ascertained how the Irene Craigmile Bolam he met and photographed in 1965 had been the living 'former' Amelia Earhart.
- In Hawaii Mr. Dockstader did film the other 'early childhood mother' image of the 'Irene' identified by her survived son, Larry Heller. In the final edit
however, the 'Irene' her Son identified was not shown, no mention of the shared identity discovery was made,
only a few of the comparison samples displaying the congruence shared by the Gervais-Irene and Amelia Earhart appeared, none
of the handwriting comparisons, voice comparisons, or personal history of the 1945-1982 identified Irene Craigmile Bolam were
referenced, and anti Irene-Amelia advocate, Bill Prymak was plainly listed as a research consultant in
the end credits.
- It was evident Noel Dockstader and Quinn Kanally, National Geographic's
Director and Writer/Producer team had never seriously investigated the Earhart disappearance case before, as they were subjugated
by Bill Prymak and their superiors at National Geographic, and influenced in a non-controversial direction. So after promising
an honest and objective slant of Swindell's and Reineck's opinions, and interviewing both for hours each, in their final program
version Swindell's and Reineck's participations amounted to a few minutes only, and their efforts were dismissed. As well,
in the end National Geographic suggested how their many years of investigative research and forensic argument realities, combined
with those of legendary Amelia Earhart investigative researcher Joe Gervais (who passed away in 2005) appeared to amount to
nothing more than a "slight of hand" endeavor.
- Although
National Geographic was also made aware of the discovered 1982 New Jersey Tribune fraud-lined series that had falsely profiled
Irene Craigmile Bolam's life story a few months after her death was reported, its program made no mention of it.
- Since
the 1970s the Earhart family has offered it as a fruitless endeavor to pursue the forensic solving of the Amelia Earhart disappearance
case, while openly favoring the crashed and sank scenario. However, National Geographic also did not address
the following information regarding the family's past expressed opinion on the matter: Twelve years after Amelia vanished
her Mother, Amy Otis Earhart told the New York Times she was sure there were things about Amelia's 1937 world flight her daughter
could not share, even with her. She also appeared aware of how Amelia had somehow been received by Japan, and she even claimed
how she "knew" Amelia had remained in touch with the United States at least for awhile in pre-war times. (New York
Times, 1949.) This, added to so much more of the controversial 'post-loss Earhart
survival information' was never profiled in the National Geographic Channel's Earhart special, that otherwise devoted
most of its program to the on-going search efforts for Amelia's plane. In the end
it was clear National Geographic's objective all along was to continue to solidify the seventy-year old Earhart disappearance
case as an 'unsolved mystery' only, thus explaining why it chose not to display or reference any of the most controversial
elements, of the never disproved and most obviously by now correct... Irene-Amelia conveyance.
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original Irene Craigmile, widowed since 1931 remarried and gave birth to her Son, Larry Heller in 1934. During that time
her Lawyer Aunt, Irene Rutherford O'Crowley who was Amelia's prominent ZONTA Sister and good friend, had been serving
as a legal contract advisor for Amelia's clothing and luggage lines. Attorney Irene would become President of the
New Jersey Essex County ZONTAS in 1938-1939. It was during that time Attorney Irene and Monsignor James Francis Kelley began
to solidify Amelia's identity change to that of Attorney Irene's no longer attentive neice, the original Irene Craigmile. By 1940 the 'annulment' was in the works from the original Irene's last husband,
Al Heller, enabling Amelia to be further known henceforth as 'Irene Craigmile.' In essence, it was the original Irene Craigmile
who ended up missing forever, not Amelia Earhart. By 1945 the new Irene Craigmile, (the Gervais-Irene) had also rejoined the ZONTAS in Long Island. By the early 1950s she was an Assistant
Vice President at a bank in Great Neck, Long Island, one of Amelia's and her sister Muriel's favorite old beach
haunts. Great Neck was also where Amelia had lived with her well-to-do friends, Marian Stabler's family a few years before
she became famous. By 1958 she'd become engaged to British national and described 'former MI6 operative' Guy Bolam, and she married
him on July 25, 1958, or the day after what would have been her true sixty-first birthday. The 'former' Amelia also appeared
to have purposefully blended the original Irene Craigmile's identity with her 1924 born out-of-wedlock daughter the public
never knew about, thus leaving the original Irene Craigmile's identity to have utlimately been employed by three different
human beings, by the time all was said and done.
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