Ep 11 | The 'CRIME OF THE CENTURY' | The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping

Ep 11 | The 'CRIME OF THE CENTURY' | The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Crime and Mystery Podcast is a podcast dedicated to the complete account of crime and mystery across history, from ancient cases to cold cases reopened by modern forensic technology. Every episode covers the full record: the victim's life, the crime, the investigation, the legal proceedings, the aftermath, and an honest accounting of what the evidence shows and what it does not. This episode on the Lindbergh Baby kidnapping drew on the contemporary newspaper record from 1932 through 1936, the trial transcript of New Jersey v. Hauptmann, the testimony of Arthur Koehler regarding the wood analysis, the accounts of Colonel H. Norman Schwarzkopf Sr. and the New Jersey State Police investigation, Anthony Scaduto's 1976 examination of the case titled Scapegoat, Ludovic Kennedy's 1985 reassessment titled The Airman and the Carpenter, Jim Fisher's comprehensive 1994 study The Lindbergh Case, which draws on the original investigation files, Lloyd Gardner's 2004 examination titled The Case That Never Dies, and the primary accounts of Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Dr. John F. Condon. Where direct quotations appear, they are drawn from the documented record. Where the record is ambiguous or disputed, this episode has said so rather than resolved ambiguity that the evidence has not resolved. The people at the center of this story deserve no less. Our Youtube Channel: @CrimeandMysteryPodcast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChj564BfJBk3V7n7IUH2JnQ