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The document summarizes the infamous kidnapping and murder case of Charles Lindbergh Jr. in 1932. It provides details of the crime, the investigation led by J. Edgar Hoover that traced ransom money to Bruno Hauptmann, Hauptmann's trial where forensic evidence and witness testimony implicated him, and his eventual conviction and execution. The document also notes that the baby's body was found months later and that Hauptmann claimed innocence until the end, though the author believes the evidence clearly pointed to his guilt.
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- 3. The Investigation The Agencies: The attorney general FBI director, J. Edgar Hoover, The Jersey Police Department, and the US Department of Justice Techniques: Federal investigation units, a close watch on ransom money, and a cash reward for whoever found the baby The cracking evidence: The government was able to trace the bills to the person that passed them. People said they saw a man that fit the description of John and his name was Bruno Richard Hauptmann
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