Curtain Rises On New Act In Lindbergh Ransom Drama
Trial details recall the April 2 1932 ransom exchange near St Raymonds cemetery in Bronx borough New York involving Dr John F Condon known as Jafsie and Col Charles A Lindbergh in the Lindbergh baby case A diagram of the cemetery scene shows a note directing the car journey to Tremont Street Whittemore Avenue and a hedge handoff of 50000 dollars to the unknown “John” with false instructions for finding the infant.
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