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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lindbergh baby[/quote]
There is speculation now that Lindbergh himself was responsible for his son's death. He also had two other families in Germany. [/quote]

I’ve also heard the theory that the baby had some developmental issues and Lindbergh performed awful experimental treatments, one of which went terribly wrong.

No matter the cause, so tragic for that poor baby  [/quote]

Just the latest of decades of conspiracy theories in a new trashy book. The baby did not have developmental issues. No one experimented on him. He was kidnapped from his crib for ransom. His parents were famous and very wealthy.

The kidnapper Bruno Hauptmann was opportunistic and saw an easy way yo make a lot of money. He left a ransom note in the crib. The ladder used to access the baby’s room came from wood in Hauptmann’s attic. Hauptman was also found with marked bills that were from the ransom payment. Hauptmann put the child in a sack and dropped the sack while climbing down the ladder from the baby’s bedroom crushing the baby’s skull. He then buried the baby in a shallow grave near the Lindbergh  property in NJ. [/quote]

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