Where Baby Lindbergh Was Found (1932)
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- Full title reads: "America. Where Baby Lindbergh was found. The discovery and hoaxing of authorities stir Nation to anger."
Near Hopewell, New Jersey, United States of America.
Men search at night through woods near the Lindbergh house. Flares provide the light for the men to search by.
A small group of men point to the spot where the body of young Charles Augustus Lindbergh was found, some time after he was kidnapped.
Men walk out to cars.
Daylight - Open stretch of road. Shots of woodland where the body of the dead child was found.
William Allen and Norman (?) Wilson - the men who found the body.
Dr. J F Condon (?) - of the Bronx and Mr Curtis - (Story ends abruptly)
(Spellings for search purposes - Lindburg, Lindberg, Lindburgh) NB Material from the Lindy Baby kidnapping and murder.
FILM ID:675.26
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For those that suggest they never did prove it was his baby, unless there were other local children of that age who went missing?
Yes there are more information to see there was orphanage near there that had a boy that was reported missing same age and similar looking this case gets deep
The fellow who was arrested lost a son same age same time
@@niceguy4875 Citation please.
@@annabrahamson4320 Citation please.
@@niceguy4875 I may be wrong, but I thought, the garment that the Lindbergh baby wore in which to sleep was identified.
They trampled that crime scene to smithereens.
Yep. A federal judge should’ve ordered for the baby body to be given an autopsy, they failed there also.
Yes, I have read the very same thing, and the film certainly seems to confirm this, seemingly causing footprints impossible to find.
It was the Lindbergh baby
A very sad tale, who ever the infant was.
I am not saying that I have any inside information, or that I know more than others about this case. However, I have read extensively about it, and I have always thought the involvement of John Condon to be very strange. I am not drawing conclusions, just saying that his role was very unusual.
Poor Ann. She trusted her husband too much.
Possibly, but you are drawing conclusions about things that are not known and have not been proven.
Jeez, “the coloured man…”, the narrator says. That almost sounds a little bit racial
That was the term in use at the time. Not condoning it, just stating a fact.
He’s lucky they didn’t blame him
@@SSNESS I can see your point, but there was zero evidence that he was involved.
I thought Lindbergh identified his son.
Yes, I thought this too, and I also have heard that the infant's garment was identified.
The dental records matched.
Didn't have time to check since Lindbergh had him cremated immediately. Lindbergh looked at his teeth and in 90 seconds said it was his son. That's not a dental check and Lindbergh is no physician.
@@celladora31exactly. I even read online that Lindberg even attended the cremation to make sure his son’s body was cremated! This is a man that wanted no evidence around, the man was guilty as hell.
@@celladora31 That Lindbergh ordered his immediate cremation seems suspect, I am not drawing conclusions, but I am supposing no judge stopped it because it was Lindy.
@@celladora31 I have always wondered about the immediate cremation, and why it was done so quickly.