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Glad you mentioned that it spoke to you in different ways Leigh , I get that feeling myself, even when I watch movies that I watched when I was younger then watch them now years later... a whole different view :)

I love that book, it is always on my coffee table, I read a few pages out of it from time to time.

Great video of a woman who had many children with Lindbergh the pilot. She must have been a strong woman who endured lindbergh and his womanizing and his murdered son and Germany. Rest in Peace Mrs. Lindbergh 🌹

I just learned about this theory and at first one doesn't want to believe it, but the evidence points to, yes that's the likeliest scenario. If Lindbergh didnt have him outright killed I think he planned on putting the baby in an asylum out of sight, but he was accidentally killed. Idk. Either way horrible.

He killed him. What a psychopath

What proof do you have that Charlie killed his child? Was he a nice man, no. Was he a racist, yeah. But what proof do you have that he was a baby killer?

Finally someone who understands! Best of luck!

I love how today, people are more certain of what happened 90 years ago, despite nearly everyone and piece of evidence from the event being gone, than at a time closer to the event. I'm not making a case one way or the other, but you try to accurately diagnose an event from the past with merely hearsay and speculation from multiple generations... Be careful what you choose to believe. Having a child and losing them are the most significant thing that could happen to a person, to say you know a parents perspective without being intimately involved with the relationship and child is quite audacious and assumptive

Yes but it is an insult to all mean dogs 🐕

Probably so. We may never really know for sure. It's obvious he was a creep.

Another crazy conspiracy nut

I read the book. It made zero sense, and didn't prove a damn thing.

I heard he was heartless 💔

Anne at home in Captiva 😢 what a metaphor. The cure for loneliness is isolation...far from Lindbergh RIP Anne

Yes, too bad they did not realize that many years ago.

This is about Anne Morrow Lindbergh, not her husband.

@@mernilibonate3147 Yeah...? Im sticking up for that lady - hanging with that nut job.

No, she was a disgusting human being.

I will definitely order that book from Amazon tonight. Thanks 👍

Another term for nazi

Perhaps he would have had her killed. Narcissists don't let their victims escape 😢

@@stealthwarrior5768also, women of her generation stayed in such marriages. There was his fame. She was too intelligent to not have doubts. They probably lived very separate lives, and he was traveling for long periods of time during the 1950s on where he had his three mistresses and ultimately other children. He was betraying her but she was probably glad to be away from him. How she must have suffered.

Me too!🤨

It is pleasing to see that, despite a great many people still duped into believing Richard Hauptmann was guilty, there are a significant number of people who recognise the truth, that he was innocent and had nothing whatsoever to do with the kidnapping and murder.

@@saveyourbacon6164 Hopefully one day Richards name will be cleared,and the real culprit recognized.

@@mikestevens7018Sadly, Anna Hauptmann campaigned to the end of her life for Richard's name to be cleared, she died on October 10, 1994, her 69th wedding anniversary. Manfred Richard Hauptmann, their son, appears to have died a few years ago. Richard's name still has not been cleared. I am sure the New Jersey authorities are well aware of doubts about Richard's guilt, but they clearly don't want the guilty verdict overturned. Recent efforts by researchers into the case have focused on Charles Lindbergh as the figure behind the crime, which, if this is right, was not a kidnapping at all but an effort by Lindbergh to remove his son from his life. Evidence which supports this view includes the fact that Condon, Violet Sharp and Isidor Fisch all knew one another. As noted by Theon Wright in 'In Search of the Lindbergh Baby' (1981), they were all members of the congregation of a spiritualist church in The Bronx. Anthony Scaduto notes in 'Scapegoat' (1976), that these three were seen going into a cafe in The Bronx in the company of two others, in Jaunary, 1932, weeks before the kidnapping (?). Also, go to Google, and into the search field, key H. J. McClain Herborn and you will get a link to a film of this man, while waiting to go in to see New Jersey Governor Harold Hoffman, talking to reporters about what he witnessed on or just before the day of the kidnapping (?): he was in Hopewell, in the vicinity of the Lindbergh home, when a green sedan, driven by a woman, pulled over and the male passenger, whom he later identified as 'Jafsie' Condon, asked him for directions to the Lindbergh home. In the official story, Lindbergh and Condon were unknown to each other until about twelve days after the kidnapping (?). There was one notorious case, not in the USA, where a guilty verdict was overturned in 2008. Colin Ross was the proprietor of a wine bar in central Melbourne, Australia, located just near Gunn Alley, where the body of 12 year-old Alma Tirtsche was found on December 31, 1921. She had been raped and strangled. Ross was soon arrested and charged. At his trial, testimony of witnesses placed Alma in a rear room of the wine bar, and it was alleged Ross had given her wine to drink. Hairs found on a blanket taken from Ross's home by investigators were claimed to have come from Alma's head, in testimony by the Government Pathologist. Ross was convicted and hanged on April 24, 1922. The case was reopened in 1995, and eventually, the hairs on the blanket were subjected to DNA testing. From this, it was established that these hairs had not come from Alma. All of the other witness testimony was perjured, mostly based on hopes of sharing in the reward. One female witness had a grudge against Ross. The judge overturned the conviction and cleared Ross's name. The most remarkable thing about the case was that the petition for the reopening of the case was signed not only by members of the Ross family, but also by members of the Tirtsche family. They had always believed an innocent man had been framed. This was because they believed the culprit was a member of their own family circle, a known pedophile. This explains a curious aspect of the case. On an errand for her grandmother which should have taken less than an hour, police reconstruction of Alma's movements indicated that she had been hurrying all over the place for more than three hours. She must have seen this man tailing her, knew he was someone she needed to avoid, and was desperately trying to lose him. When Ross's name was cleared, the Tirtsche family were happy with this outcome, because it also cleared Alma of a slur on her name, that she would have willingly gone into a wine bar, where a lot of the clientele came from the more sleazy elements of society. I first heard about the case in 1971, and felt fairly sure there had been a grave miscarriage of justice. In 1992, at a book exchange, I was able to find a book about the case written in 1923, which made me certain of Ross's innocence. The legal system is very resistant to acknowledging its mistakes, and the Ross case is apparently the only case in Australia where this has happened. I really would like to see New Jersey face reality and clear Richard Hauptmann's name. I suspect they are relying on the fact that it appears most people still think Richard Hautmann was guilty.

If you dont know something is factual, why repeat it? And aleays know your sources of information.

I saw a video that suggests that he was responsible for the kidnapping of his son

Not just a video. At the time many people believed it. It was like the Jon Henry Ramsay case lots of theories some implicating the father.

This is about Anne Morrow Lindbergh, not her husband.

He had families with three different women. What a great guy.

​@@carlaschultheis3662 Two of the women being sisters of each other.

Nothing vague about those suspicions.

These scumbag men are always looking for a woman to blame for their psychotic crimes.

Maybe intelligent, but very misguided in his beliefs.

And a psychopath

Sounds like Lindsey Graham

Thank you

It tells in the description. If you click on her name it drops down.

Listen scumbag that is very cruel. A little baby girl , azaria Chamberlain died and her mother was falsely gaoled for years for her murder before being cleared of her death. Only a scumbag would make such a joke. Ba$tard

She knew her husband was a nut case. Should have divorced him. But, women did not do that so much back then.

No, not in reality.

@@jenniferbrooks1178 no evidence of that