Despite its lack of conspiracy advocacy, it's riddled with falsehood. The notion that Earhart was in contact with Lae comes from the decades-later recollections of Harry Balfour, radio operator at Lae. Prior to the discovery of the Chater letter in 1991 there was no contemporaneous written source to contradict that claim so, like so much of the Earhart Myth, it was accepted as fact. Chater's letter makes it clear that Lae transmitted some messages and Earhart made some transmissions, but Earhart never said anything to indicate that she had heard anything Lae said. The producers of the show simply didn't do their homework.
Lets take another look at the whole coco issue again.
I am not aware of an attempt to really try and zero in on this. I will stand corrected. We do know for sure that, in 1937-1940, there were five small groves totalling 111 trees. These were mapped by the New Zealnd survey in 1939 and appear in aerial photos of that period. There are three groves bordering what we call Crab City near the village, and two groves on Nutiran.