Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Trial Ends in Controversy
The jurors identify Hauptmann through circumstantial evidence including a ransom bill passer and witnesses near Hopewell. The defense argues Hauptmann did not travel to New York the day of the crime and challenges handwriting and money possession. The trial in Flemington, N J, cost over a million dollars and captivated millions as the Lindbergh case spurred a lasting pursuit of justice.
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Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
New York
Isador Fisch
Old Flemington
N. J
Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Bruno Hauptmann
James Sellers
Los Angeles
Sellers
Salient Dates From the Lindbergh Kidnaping Case
A chronological digest of key events from March 1, 1932 to June 23, 1933 in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Names, dates, and actions include the theft of Charles Lindbergh Jr, ransom efforts by Dr John Condon, arrests and investigations of Red Johnson and Curtis, and the eventual turning of the home into a child welfare center.
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Hauptmann
Hopewell
Lindberghs
Charles, Jr
Bronx
Hauptmanns
John F. Condon
Jassie
John
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
N. J
Henry
Red) Johnson
Betty Gow
Hartford
Conn
The
Salvatore Spitale
Irving Bitz
Underworld
New York
Morris Rosner
Red Johnson
John Hughes Curtis
Guy W. Burrage
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
Norfolk
Doctor Condon
Colonel Lindbergh
Bronx Cemetery
Baby
Gaston B. Means
Edward McLean
Washington
Curtis
Violet Sharpe
Dwight Morrow
Corporation
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Mar
John F
Jassie’ Condon
Wilentz
Reilly
Hauptmann Signature
Laduwyn
Anarrir
Mrs. Ann Lindbergh
Betty
New Jersey
Thomas W. Trench
New Jersey State