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In Search of the Lindbergh Baby

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Theon Wright was a cub reporter at the Bruno Richard Hauptman Trial in 1935. At first he thought BRH guilty, but a few disjointed facts bugged him and he ended up thinking him innocent. First and formost...TW thinks the baby …

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Theon Wright was a cub reporter at the Bruno Richard Hauptman Trial in 1935. At first he thought BRH guilty, but a few disjointed facts bugged him and he ended up thinking him innocent. First and formost...TW thinks the baby (skeleton) discovered on Mt. Rose Hill 72 days later is not that of Charles LIndbergh Jr...he bases that on wrong height/ wrong toes/ and advanced decomposition of the babys body? He even suggests this body was embalmed, suggesting a plant by organized crime. Second, he thinks that Roy H. Olsen is in fact the Lindbergh baby and was kidnapped by Al Capone as a get out of jail free card.

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"Theon Wright was a cub reporter at the Bruno Richard Hauptman Trial in 1935. At first he thought BRH guilty, but a few disjointed facts bugged him and he ended …"

— Margaret

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