Amelia Earhart's Statue Resurfaces!

In a thrilling turn of events, the statue of legendary aviator Amelia Earhart, which was stolen from Harbour Grace earlier this April, has finally been located and is now safely in police custody.

Mayor Reveals Shocking Discovery Details

During an exclusive update on VOCM Open Line with Paddy Daly, Mayor Don Coombs shared the exciting news, announcing that the statue was discovered in pieces in the tranquil Trinity Bay area. However, due to the ongoing theft investigation, he remained tight-lipped about the specifics.

RCMP’s Discovery of the Statue

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) reported uncovering the statue in a wooded region near Heart’s Content last Friday. This revelation raises questions about the circumstances surrounding its theft and recovery.

A Hopeful Return to Harbour Grace?

Mayor Coombs expressed optimism that the statue will soon return to its home in Harbour Grace. Despite the unfortunate condition in which it was found, with clean cuts indicating a deliberate disassembly, he remains hopeful for its restoration.

Next Steps in Restoration

Once the statue is officially released from custody, Coombs plans to reach out to renowned sculptors Luben Boykov and Morgan McDonald to discuss the restoration process. The goal? To piece Amelia back together and restore her to her rightful place, where she can continue inspiring generations to come!