The Airman and the Carpenter: The Lindbergh Kidnapping and the Framing of Richard HauptmannThe Lindbergh killing and the framing of Richard Hauptman. |
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... Betty Gow came to the window holding Charlie , and when he saw his mother he waved and she waved back . In the evening the rain stopped altogether , but then the wind rose and it blew most of the night . Betty took Charlie down to the ...
... Betty Gow came to the window holding Charlie , and when he saw his mother he waved and she waved back . In the evening the rain stopped altogether , but then the wind rose and it blew most of the night . Betty took Charlie down to the ...
Page 88
... Betty Gow ; not only was she nearest to the baby but before leaving Next Day Hill she had left a message for her boy ... Betty and , on three occasions , to driving her from Next Day Hill to Hopewell to visit the Whatelys . Further ...
... Betty Gow ; not only was she nearest to the baby but before leaving Next Day Hill she had left a message for her boy ... Betty and , on three occasions , to driving her from Next Day Hill to Hopewell to visit the Whatelys . Further ...
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... Betty Gow was woken one night by Lindbergh and told that a woman had arrived who swore that she could identify Betty as a member of a gang . Betty had never seen her in her life . The worst of the cranks was a nut called Murray Garrson ...
... Betty Gow was woken one night by Lindbergh and told that a woman had arrived who swore that she could identify Betty as a member of a gang . Betty had never seen her in her life . The worst of the cranks was a nut called Murray Garrson ...
Contents
Introduction page I | 11 |
The Carpenter | 54 |
The Kidnappers | 81 |
Copyright | |
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