Hauptmann Takes Stand in Defense in Lindbergh Case
The Lindbergh case moves to the Hauptmann defense as Bruno Hauptmann testifies in Flemington New Jersey. Attorney Edward J. Reilly questions him about alibi and life leading to the kidnapping while Col. Lindbergh and the court watch. The trial highlights forensic lumber evidence and alleged ransom notes tied to Hauptmann.
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