The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping
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The document discusses the kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh Jr. in 1932 and the investigation and trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the crime. Key details include that the 20-month old son of famous aviator Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped from his home and a ransom was paid, but the child was later found dead. Hauptmann was arrested after trying to spend one of the ransom bills marked by the FBI. At his highly publicized trial, evidence linking Hauptmann to the ladder used and ransom money found in his home was presented, though some questions remained. Hauptmann was convicted and executed by electric chair in 1936.
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New Jersey v. Bruno Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann born 1889 in Germany. Hauptmann, stowaway to America from Germany had a military and criminal background in Germany. In 1936, he was found guilty of the kidnaping and murder of Charles Lindbergh Jr. Although he was found guilty, Hauptmann has maintained his innocence throughout the trial. Is it possible he was innocent? I will be examining evidence and statements of many parties involved not to determine guilt but proper procedure. Hauptmann had too much evidence against him to be guilty of some crimes, but not enough substantial evidence to be guilty of what he was convicted of.
Incident Summary
On the evening of March 1, 1932, Charles Lindbergh Jr. was abducted. The kidnapper/kidnappers, using a ladder, climbed into the second story nursery room windows, of the Lindbergh’s East Amwell, New Jersey home, taking Charles Lindbergh Jr. Charles Lindbergh Jr. was discovered missing the same evening by the Bessie Goway, the nanny. The Lindbergh’s then notified the local authorities, who then turned the investigation over to the New Jersey State Police.
The Autopsy
The autopsy was supposed to be performed by a county physician Dr. Charles Mitchell. Dr. Mitchell, who suffered from suffered from arthritis guided the county coroner Walter Swayze through the procedure in witness of Dr. Ingen, the child’s pediatrician. The medical examiner concluded that Charles Lindbergh Jr. died from a blow to the head so he could have been murdered in his room or dropped being carried down the ladder. The Autopsy report also determined the child had been dead for two to three months.
The Investigation
H. Norman Schwarzkopf, Sr., superintendent of the New Jersey state police led the investigations. Although in charge Charles Lindbergh Sr., used his fame in power to become the authority in the kidnapping case of his son, interfering with investigative procedures of the New Jersey State Troopers. Investigation of the crime scene turned up the ransom note on an open window sill, muddy footprints in the nursery, a broken ladder some distance from the property, and more footprints leading into the woods, nearby the property. Five days later a second ransom note came through mail demanding 20, 000 more dollars added to the original ransom making it a total of 70,000 dollars. The second ransom note was postmarked from Brooklyn, New York. Further communication was done by newspaper add, and an intermediate was chosen by letter sent to the intermediate directly. The intermediate Dr. John F. Condon received 10 more letters of instructions with multiple delivery methods, negotiations of up to 100,000 dollars. After multiple meetings with the alleged kidnapper, the original 50,000 dollar ransom, mostly of gold certificate money, was handed over and a location to find Charles Lindbergh Jr. was given. The location near Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts, which turned up an empt.
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