>> what do you say to those critics, les, who believe it's more likely she drowned at sea or died as an island castaway? >> well, you know what they're going to have to do is they're going to have to look at the history channel presentation tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i think they're going to get most of their answers, there's no question about that. because you have to have a good overlay, a foundation of knowing what happened to her in order to realize that this particular photograph is authentic and the real thing. and it is. there's no question about this. this is an unaltered photo that show up in oni files. when you take that consideration with all the known facts of what happened to her, it meets everything to a "t." >> so the theory behind why people are saying this also could be amelia earhart was the theory of the japanese capture, that this is part of that whole idea that she could have ended up there, captured by the japanese. but this theory's been really tough to prove in part because of the radio calls and what they suggest that earhart was near