Hauptmann Faces Probe On Pay, Money Trails At Trial
In a tense courtroom exchange, Bruno Hauptmann disputes pay and money handling details. Prosecutor Wilentz grills him over March 1932 earnings, silver deposits, gold and stock records, and alibis involving Violet Sharpe and the Hahn family as part of the Lindbergh kidnapping trial proceedings.
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Hauptmann
Bruno
Trenchard
Whilentz
Wilentz
Lindbergh
Wulentz
Violet Sharpe
Morrow and Lindbergh
Fisch
Fritz Hahn
Hahn
Hahns
Rye Beach
Whlentz
Central Savings Bank
Roosevelt
Isidor
Hauptmanns
California
Florida
Reilly
Defendant
Dr. Condon
Majestic Apartments
Hauptmann under cross examination on ransom and finances
The court continues the Hauptmann trial with questions on the ransom money split, the Fisch partnership, forged notes, travel plans to Germany, money hiding in a trunk, and letters to Fisch family. Witness details separate $2000 from $12000 packages and disputed ownership of funds.
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Hauptmann
Wilentz
Germany
Reilly
Trenchard
California
Brooklyn
Mt. Vernon
New York
Dr. Condon
Decatur Avenue
Bronx
Gun Hill Road
Hahn
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Woodlawn
Jassie
Court and Jury
Fisches
Fisch
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