Plain-English summaryAn individual identifying as Roy A. Wykoff writes to Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, alleging that the attack on Pearl Harbor was perpetrated by Russia using Russian-built copies of Japanese planes launched from Vladivostok. The author also claims Korean and Chinese informants told him in 1940 that Amelia Earhart was shot down over Saipan, survived, and escaped to the Marianas while Japanese forces mistakenly executed a British missionary wearing Earhart's jacket alongside navigator Fred Noonan. The text reflects heavily distorted, speculative wartime claims presented to Kimmel.
Key line (verbatim from the document)“The actual perpetraters of the aAERAS Ou! ATLACK! wag RUSUIA a and i”
Summary written with AI help from the document text and checked against it; the key line is matched word for word to the text. Read the original before citing.
Full text (9,161 characters)
tart
wa
:
Y
_e a ee 6)
Rus sign
* MODEL pamity apes Ber
left VLADIVISTOCK, *Bssih te attackt PearlHarber,
' fap Black Dr, Beotety er Seoiety ef tle Amur attokted Hengkengs.:+:
Q
~~
aomd ral Eusband F, i nel
roton , Genn,
Birs
pit “Lagaicrsteree? * ead your ‘ertdote pertaining ‘#6 _— : Ss
v aT nder-ighnea ,, th Lt. c 1 Noe
the “aba Hike eisai ARE ef the General Claire fetonel a we
Wy
Airferce ec f GEEDRAL adi Chu MAUL!
aver Te eay sf o8T engetgence Light with
The American Velunteer Greup ‘made “phetegraphs of a Russi .
carrier being prepared fer an attacks ainst Pearl APES ° .-
The actual perpetraters of the aAERAS Ou! ATLACK! wag RUSUIA a
and i dec :
5 BeRviORt g MUSSIAN BUILT COPIM® gf Yne JAP
PLANES @n the giant. carrier the carrior AS
appeared te a British built carrier er England type carrier ~- - mY
from her lines a4 saw ite * 4
“ . Beneret es and myself made phetes' ef this carrier Wowill
1 sent copie ‘as « te F, Dy R. via agents ef the . *
pPsts On Stica. : nabs toTBR inbts of Majer.Gen.Wm, J. Denevan,
se ceples eo e phete pf the Russian aircraft carrier were
placed in the files ef The BLYING PIGMRS ALRFORCH ef the A. V.G.
Our Kerean agents ef the Kerean Laber Battaliens then empleyed
in Vladivisteck reperted in Oot eber ef 94 that atte Russians
rier with MOSCOW BUI
HER Heth "i ui and cepies of the aoe peta he gepeneso ——
er e lets ofgnfa ef Asiatic erigins that i ~
or oe bALSEEAN TBAB A10' ht 4 and Alge . Ter, Ber, Fuscjanc_s ef >
bygge-chewever all vpilete were Aor he
g.,Russian directed, and based. atjackt greup en
The reasen that the Russians planned the attackt is pessibly
because ef the German -Japanese Combined plans te attackt Russia,
Se therefere when Russia bembed BearlHarber it precipatated a -
Ter pee ween the he United States and aijam Japan en the thesis of - — d .
that is the plem caused the U.S. te declare wa
en Japan where-as =the real culprit was Stalin end the Communists. -
‘The Kereans even secured stelen Russian erders ef
ordering the attackt which were alse sent via0.8.5. ani Gen. Chennatlt
te Washn. D, O.--alee previeusly in late 1040 the military intelligance
seotien ef the 0, S, 8, secured the Japanese eede beek from the
reyaul palace ef Eaporer Hirehite ef Japan- ,
Zhe Japanese Imperial Arpy was then currently qrenarene
an _utteckt e nehurts and Russia and Vladivisteek in erdér coc
ef “4 ze. eut wt teaver. th, £ the Jap Gemmunist army ef the infaneus _
- @ DOTWARA whe was later Killed at Battle ef Nengkeng ee
China in Dec, I94I at whieh time the army ef Kewleen ef the
The Black Dragen Scelety whserganized by Stalin and Tretsky.
Lenine in eand later began the Romani st.senquest ef
ehurda dhara in I93I,
reug ef the JepMongelian-Russian Cemunniiets and Belshevaks ~
ef nen Tas Bast --opreciphted thé V. W.f 2 war ef Japan --U.8, | >.
Released pursuant to ODNI memo, dated 1 October 2025, ES 2025-01253: “DECLASSIFICATION OF US
GOVERNMENT RECORDS RELATED TO THE DISAPPERANCE OF AMELIA EARHART” and E.O. 13526, Paragraph 3.1(d)
Y
fsa 39°
‘ t ef the fight@™ plane pilets were from @.-r Menge2 3%
weoy stp ee a ef the Viadivisteck area ef: an oA
The natural result efthe at tackt was the wer ‘Detween. the.
U,G.and Japan as the’ Comminists: se knew at that time--
‘The Commnists were then hard pressed in China “tue ts the
warfare between Generalissime Chiang Kai Shek and the Reds and
tke actiens of the Velunteers when fighting the intérs tional.
Reds in China, .
In Nevember 1941 complete reports were sent te FP, De Re
by eur Oriental Ga2 greup ef the Flying Tigers ef the prepesed
raid en PearlJarber we even had sighened documents ef Stalin,
- hewever.-I de net knew if they reached F. Dy Re perhaps the
en.
Cemmnists dntercented the reperts ef enriault hewever
phetes ef the Russian carrier at Viladiviséeck Russia were °
placed in the Chennai a iles ef ihe Ae Ve Ge later the 14th
U,SAirferce+--( Nov - (94!
————Zlse in regards te the weman flyer» AMELIA BARHEANT
this fameus yoman flyer was last seen alive in Oeteber , 1940
at Marianes ‘slands, «---- At that time I was en leave a absence
’ fvem the Flying Tigers fer ene menth and had been empleyed as
Chief ef War pak ycopendents in the Hengkeng effice ef the
HAVAS NEWS AGENCY end Oriental News Agemy ¥ n Ogt, 1940,°
+ that time in Oet. 1940 the Meo onne was ormed
Kerean men and Chinese men who ceme te my office
that they had seen Amelia Earkeart ‘alive and well
at Meffenes Islands-«.
ng te my infermants the Japanese shet: dewn the airplane
ef Miss Earheart ebver Saipen and the plane landed in Garapan Bay,
The Japs captured Fred Neenan the navigater a few heurs later
at the area ef the D, Esprey Missien at Garapeg.. --
Later the ‘next day the Japanese. Army search team ef General
Nemma and Celenel Ite and Majer Negi ef the Jap army Beme te
the Garapei Mission and began te search fer Mies Harheart--
The British weman missionary att he BD, Eeprey Missien at .
Garapen read was hiding Miss Rarheart and the flyer then hid in the
jungles abeut 4 mile nerth ef the missien--then the British weman
missienary ine age ef the Garapen Mission put en the flying jacket
ef Miss Amelia Earheart ad wert out te meet tie Japs--the .
British wan was dying ef caneer and hereically Tenis sersdte
mislead-the Japs«o the Japs searcéhed the woman missionary and
found a wallet and cards ef Miss Karheart in the peokets and
then jumped te the cenelusien that it Was VWies Earheart-
The Japanese of Gon. Homma then shet the British weman
may ae te a Neenag.in the equrtyard nerth ef the Mission en
July T9376
Later the next. day Miss- Bark art Lets Saiper a native
' Island
outrigger canes ef 160. fect tree” eenee 5 08 € of Stats siz taney Zs slands,
Miss al reached .a eae isla
: re den it was a @issionary st Marianes
tisndsseo-ee Mts x s Earkheart was living en that Petand fren July
7,987 te Odteber” » 1940 aceording te the Kereans and Chinese
pearl fisherman and aaterene and -merehant s whe tela me in 1940,
ay"
Released pursuant to ODNI memo, dated 1 October 2025, ES 2025-01253: “DECLASSIFICATION OF US
GOVERNMENT RECORDS RELATED TO THE DISAPPERANCE OF AMELIA EARHART” and E.O. 13526, Paragraph 3.
1(d)
—%
T
‘
oe Te igre The Kexean Bor, Battalic spies wor Mien putlaing Jap
oe gr Vferts on.Saipen-and 3. Christian Kereans pided Miss - -
c.oca ‘Earheart te evade te Japs of Gen. Homma ih, July 1937,
or Later a greup of fif ty men ani wemen 1 ft Baipen’ ‘in the
76 eutrigger canee and were-Seme British and Amcitan sailers whe
“had rescued Miss’ Earheart med ethers included the Korearé and
Chinese spies enSaipen whe spied en the Japs for Gen, Chiang
Kai’ Shek in 1937- te I[940--.8
These spies ef the Keréans and Chinese later teld me in
late Octeber ef 7940 Apat Amelia Rarheart had exsoaped fren
Saipon te Marines Islands.--- | :
Neonande*he navicrter ef the Earhe: rt Plane. and the -:
British weman that the Jape theught was Miss Harheart werer
‘purried-in the ceurtyard abeut I00 feet nerth of the main
“pullding ef che Garapen Desprey missien of the British-French |
Mision at Gearapon Read en Saipon at Garapen Bay area , abeut
Juky 3, 19357.eee-- Neonan had seme geld teeth in his meuth
@ccerding te my informants inOct. 30@@ I940\the Koreans whe
saw Neonan shet in July 3, 1937 at the missien the Japs tied V7.
% Neosnnto a post and at o th
e Britisi: woman and shet them welater.
‘the Christian Koreens burried beth bedies in a cemmen grave
inthe couryard missien an unmarked grave at a g@s pest just
abeut I00 feet nort:of the skp missionary building,
The Kereans then knev also that Ged. Hemma had sent
the personal effects 0 Mis; Farheart to JTOKIU , JArAN tie.
items found in the flyi. suit were a gold .cigerette lighter
marked ad engr: ved a as aed follewss -
ju TU Aula dadttaeie “Hb PAUL" ,
*
. She. a Fatienal Geographic Medal feund dn Miss Earheart
.? flying suit which was worn by the Briti® missienary weman whem
. the Japs shot inthe: mistaken belief that it WAS Earheart,
er
‘
Miss Amelia Earheart was reperted by the Kereans te be alive
in Oct, 1940 and wearing a ehee$ered shirt and blue jeans , and
then on th 11 ian islan t ef ialand
Sf the DARONGS (Siuuins CROOP oe -tds POluae GuAkas WANDATIO Si
PSLANDS in “es Ty 1937 to Octe 940.
; The abdeve data supplied te me pertaining te Miss
_karheart in ont. Taao
Released pursuant to ODNI memo, dated 1 October 2025, ES 2025-01253: “DECLASSIFICATION OF US
GOVERNMENT RECORDS RELATED TO THE DISAPPERANCE OF AMELIA EARHART” and E.O. 13526, Paragraph 3.1(d)
-
Weenies ITive 7
Rey A. wykeff\ :
. Mutual News-Pix Fe: tures
SIs # East Sixth Str.
Davenpert, Iewa
“Py S,The complet phetes files ef the Vladivisteck carrier and
Russian built plane data was sent te F. D. R.via 0. 8, 8. agents
an November abeut Nev, 15, I94I frem general Chennault and the .
Flying Tigers Airferoe--the infermation adviced-Washn .'D, @. and
«FD. Re aQtherities that Russian was’ based: planes. were thed —
preparing an attackt en PearlHa: ‘bor,
The unde sighned served as it,’ Celenel of the American Velunteer .
Greup ha ae: General Ghannanh Flying Tigers from 1930 te T94Toe6
ne