The Amelia Project

**“***There's always time for a story.***”**
— **The Amelia Project Motto**

**The Amelia Project** is a fictional organization in the podcast of the same name. They offer a unique and mysterious service: helping people fake their own deaths and start fresh with new identities. Clients who seek a way out of their current lives and circumstances can approach The Amelia Project, and its enigmatic team orchestrates elaborate plans to stage their deaths and enable them to disappear into a new life. The organization's services are shrouded in secrecy, intrigue, and a touch of dark humor, making it a central element of the podcast's storytelling.

## History

### The Amelia Project (1999 to Present)

The Amelia project was created in 1999 by Amelia to bring The Brotherhood of the Pheonix into the modern age. Through the use of the answerphone, they could reach more people than before, and by appointing Amelia as their leader, it provided the structure that Kozlowski and The Interviewer needed. They have numerous offices in order to avoid being caught and prioritize gaining the information of and getting their number in the hands of important or interesting people.

In 2012, Julia Thorpe contacted The Amelia Project with an emergency as the man she went on a date with died in her house. Amelia herself flew out to the little, shrinking island Julia lived on and helped her fake her death via her house falling into the sea. As payment, Julia went to work as a secretary for The Amelia Project under her new name, Alvina Wright.

#### Episodes

* Episode 33 - Alvina
* Episode 58 - Amelia (1999)

### The Brotherhood of the Phoenix (??? to 1999)

The Brotherhood of The Phoenix is any early version of The Amelia Project. They also faked the deaths of people, although it was largely less organized than The Amelia Project. The Brotherhood was responsible for the deaths of many famous historical figures, including Marie Antionette and Jack the Ripper.

The Brotherhood seems to have existed throughout the majority of human history, and while it has occasionally gone under different names, in general the organization can be identified through any mention of a phoenix. It is likely this is in reference to their clients being reborn from the death of their old life, although, it could possibly be because of the origin of Piotr Kozlowski and The Interviewer's long lives. However, the story Kozlowski tells of the last phoenix is of questionable validity.

The earliest known record of The Brotherhood's activities are in 30 BCE in which they fake the death of Cleopatra.

In Episode 70 - Poquelin (1673), The Brotherhood was temporarily known as The Guild of Barbers while located in Brussels, Belgium.

In 1937, Marth Plum took over to help guide the two wayward immortals.

In 1999, after the death of Martha Plum and subsequent installment of her granddaughter, Amelia, at the head of the organization, The Brotherhood of the Phoenix was officially rebranded as The Amelia Project in tribute to Martha's former life as Amelia Earhart.

#### Episodes

* Episode 20 - Cleo (30 BCE)
* Episode 58 - Amelia (1999)
* Episode 59 - Thuggy Trashmouth (1979)
* Episode 60 - Alfred Hitchcock (1951)
* Episode 61 - Martha (1944)
* Episode 63 - Die Berliner Luft (1929)
* Episode 64 - Granville T. Woods (1909)
* Episode 65 - Jack (1888)
* Episode 66 - Billy Gritt (1871)
* Episode 67 - Amelia's Aria (1829)
* Episode 68 - Marie Antoinette (1783)
* Episode 69 - Henry Avery (1696)
* Episode 70 - Poquelin (1673)
* Episode 71 - The Wicked Bible (1631)

## Places of Operation

In reverse chronological order:

* Paris
* London
	+ Other Offices in England
* Martha Plum's Estate
* Berliner Luft
* The Daily Phoenix
* 221b Baker Street
* The Fancy
* The HONSELAARSDIJK
* The Guild of Barbers
* Hollands Leaguer

## Known Associates

### Current Employees

* Amelia
* Alvina Wright
* The Interviewer
* Joey
* Salvatore
* Piotr Kozlowski
* Luke Dougal
* Walter Gervich
* Dr. Edison Tucker

### Former Employees

* Martha Plum
* Giovanni and Santo
* Jack Boyd
* Giohanni and Seraphino

### Clients

* Zale Indigo Ravenheart
* Stacey Jones
* Elizabeth Barlow
* Nathaniel McBride
* SIIRI
* Steve Laurenace Stroud
* Bob Cox
* Luke Dougal
* Percy
* Melissa Menken
* Tara Brook
* Lily Abbot
* Klaus
* Venerio
* Bartholomew Knucklecracker
* Nessie
* Cleopatra
* Anthony Welby
* Richard Reynolds
* Andy Spark
* Phil Smith
* Amber Ainsworth
* Tatiana Gurkovsky
* John Grizzle
* Aleksei Popov
* Todd
* Mai-Linh
* Baby
* Julio de la Fuente
* Julia Thorpe
* Pablo Perez Garcia
* Oleg Kamenev
* Mateo
* Alexandra Demopoulos
* Hiroshi
* Miguel
* Roselynn Schultz
* Jakob Clausen
* Faith Griffith
* Raven Harbinger
* Monsieur Rêve
* Saga
* The RSC
* Ross
* Thuggy Trashmouth
* Alfred Hitchcock
* H
* Anita Jelinek
* Granville T. Woods
* Carl Granton
* Billy Gritt
* Sarah Kiessinger
* Fiorella Bedeković
* Marie Antoinette
* Jack Boyd
* Poquelin
* Robert Barker

## Gallery

An image of The Amelia Project when it was still located in London