What Was Wrong with Charles Lindbergh's "Baby"? Lise Pearlman, Jamie Benvenutti & Ronelle Delmont

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

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  • @paulahurst1170
    @paulahurst1170 3 года назад +62

    My mother told me that at the time they all believed there was something wrong with the child and they suspected the Lindbergh’s themselves did this

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +22

      Yes, Paula, after giving so many lectures about this case over the past 20 years I continually heard this from older people in my audiences who remember the 30s. I would love to know where the "rumors" started.....

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +9

      Yes. I have met so many people - (on my book review lecture tours) - who repeat your exact comment. I would love to know the origin of it.

    • @roslyndrake6702
      @roslyndrake6702 Год назад +2

      My grandmother said the same years ago.

    • @JohnChrysostom101
      @JohnChrysostom101 Месяц назад

      Well she was dumb because the big nose mafia called the purple gang kidnapped the baby

  • @Lkhrobertson
    @Lkhrobertson 3 года назад +45

    Every year, at this time, i read about the ‘kidnapping.’ Even hard to find books, I’ve read. A practical joke gone wrong has been my primary suspicion. Sooo excited to run across ‘Suspect No. 1’ and will have finished your book in about 20 more pages. An excellent read. Far darker suspicion, tightly backed up. The dedication to Mrs. Hauptman is so kind. My heart breaks for Anne Lindbergh, her mother, Richard Hauptman and Charlie. This is an incredible book, and I will be looking into your others. One very pleasant aspect of this book is the lessened detail of the ransom back and forth. Thank you for your work, interest and attention to detail.

    • @kerprice
      @kerprice Год назад +1

      Just finished, it was an excellent read. I wonder if there are any pictures available from family archives of CHarles, Jr from the time he was "kidnapped"

  • @misspeachinthelibrary9057
    @misspeachinthelibrary9057 3 года назад +50

    Although hypoxia or inhalation of toxic fumes by a pregnant woman at 7 months into pregnancy might definitely cause poor outcome for the child, I’m wondering if the macrocephaly, increased chest circumference and bowed legs, AND what looks like frontal or parietal bossing and “square head” of the baby isn’t more likely genetic. It seems much of these characteristics would happen during the first trimester, or even at conception.
    If Charles was a eugenics follower, having an abnormal child might be abhorrent, especially for a very public figure.
    I’ve been a pediatric nurse for over 30 years. The photos of the toddler Charlie look very much like a child with a genetic syndrome of some kind, in my opinion.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +12

      Yes, that is also very possible. Charlie might very well have been afflicted with an inherited bone deformity of some kind.

    • @gokaren420
      @gokaren420 2 года назад +11

      They only show pics of him much younger

    • @jerrydrouillard
      @jerrydrouillard 2 года назад +10

      Acromegaly is a hereditary condition which produces exactly those effects. Professional Wrestler Andre the Giant had this condition.

    • @paulklenknyc
      @paulklenknyc 2 года назад +18

      I’m also more inclined to doubt that the square head syndrome was caused 7 months into the pregnancy.
      Lindy’s insistence that Ann fly pregnant, and his coldness for Charlie Jr., both indicate an inhumane callousness.

    • @pnmb1
      @pnmb1 2 года назад +10

      Lindbergh would have had trouble preaching eugenics if he himself had a disabled child. The child would have reflected Lindbergh as less than perfect. Also I believe that he realized as the child matured, the disabilities would have been more prominent and less deniable. If Dwight were alive at that time he either would have been exposed or he would have been outed as the culprit.

  • @paulklenknyc
    @paulklenknyc 2 года назад +22

    “I never in my whole life heard him [Charles Lindbergh] talk about that child [Charlie Jr.].”
    - daughter Reeve Lindbergh

    • @henryottis295
      @henryottis295 Год назад +4

      Very telling....

    • @susannebemis3311
      @susannebemis3311 Год назад +5

      @@henryottis295 maybe. there was an infant death in my extended family that no one speaks about it may have been how he coped

  • @tlw842
    @tlw842 3 года назад +41

    The first time I saw the photo of the tall ladder leaning against the house, I knew no way did anyone climb down that thing backwards carrying a baby of that size. Whoever carried the baby out of the house and handed it to someone outside.

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 3 года назад +9

      I agree . We already know that the ladder imprints in the mud were too shallow , a grown man would have caused deeper marks . Then there is the thumb guatd found in the driveway --- and most certainly NOT at the back of the house . That boy was taken out the front and not down that ladder .

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +14

      None of the policemen were able to replicate that scenario. The 2 pieces of the ladder were placed very low from the nursery window and off to the right side (supposedly to avoid Lindbergh sitting in his library below.) It was, IMHO a staged item for the purpose of misleading everyone.

    • @reinadegrillos
      @reinadegrillos 3 года назад +12

      The ladder destroys the notion that it was a prank gone wrong. The death was premeditated. How soulless!

    • @conniepartin2218
      @conniepartin2218 Месяц назад +1

      There is no way that a skilled carpenter like Hauptmann would put together such a contraption as that "kidnap ladder". When asked on the witness stand by prosecutor Wilentz if he made the ladder, Hauptmann replied, "I AM A CARPENTER."
      He was saying that he wouldn't have made that shoddy piece of amateur carpentry.

  • @thekatt...
    @thekatt... 2 года назад +13

    Not open cockpit, but an unpressurized aircraft. Not good for pregnant ladies.
    ❤🇨🇦

  • @alexkalish8288
    @alexkalish8288 3 года назад +38

    As a pilot that flies old aircraft I have a couple comments - If his Bar-o-graph was not operational he may have not known of his altitude exactly. You are not allowed to fly at 15,000 feet without oxygen. His wife may well have been passed out in the back seat during the stop for fuel from apoxia and the child damaged... It is difficult to fly over the Rockies at less than 15,000 - great job ladies......

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +7

      Thanks very much, Alex. I have a small airport near me and I went over to ask about this. They often fly open cockpit planes (I'm not doing that anymore myself) and I wanted to know about the fumes because when they landed at Wichita for refueling, Anne did not get out of her seat while the fuel was being pumped alongside her. The pilot I spoke with over there said he didn't think the fumes could have harmed her. What do you think?

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 3 года назад +6

      @@LindberghKidnapping silliness. I fueled fixed-wing and rotor-wing aircraft for YEARS and had no issues with fumes.

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 3 года назад +5

      But why wasnt lindbergh passed out from hypoxia ??

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +2

      @@watchgoose Yes, I understand about the refuel issue you mentioned but Anne did say (I think in her diary) that she got sick from fumes. Perhaps there was a leak within the plane?

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +5

      @@missleeny5042 That is a great question! I never thought of it. Anne was 7 months pregnant and very ill when they landed so all attention has been focused on her. I suppose a 6''2" guy may be less vulnerable? I have no idea. Many years later, Lindbergh volunteered at the Mayo Clinic (or, somewhere) as a guinea pig under high altitude conditions.

  • @malcolmdyer6090
    @malcolmdyer6090 3 года назад +32

    I previously watched two documentaries, one on Lingbergh's extra families and another about the trial.
    It was stated that his wife and child stayed an extra day and Lindbergh came home unexpectedly because he 'forgot' a meeting with some one.Given the type of man he is shown to be I cannot believe he 'forgot' anything.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +10

      Exactly. It is another mystery. Why did he come home that night when he was expected at a well-publicized Waldorf Astoria celebration for NYU?

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +9

      The "meeting with someone" that Lindbergh "forgot" was a gala event and dinner at the Waldorf Astoria for 1600 NYU alumni.

    • @mchlwilson1
      @mchlwilson1 2 года назад +9

      I think he deliberately "forgot" about his meeting in order to create an alibi of sorts. "How could I have planned this for tonight? I wasn't even supposed to be home."

  • @nativevirginian8344
    @nativevirginian8344 Год назад +16

    I came here by way of a social media account that opined that Anne Lindbergh’s books were horrible. I tried to read one, it WAS. It reads like one of these women who stays with an abuser & is trying to justify it. I couldn’t finish it. I think AL was “off” somehow herself. I have read some on Lindbergh, I always thought he bashed the baby himself because apparently he was an absolute narcissistic bastard. He would not have considered the humanity of the child because in his mind it was an aberration & was not human. I thought he had been angry & hit the child & killed it, then had to cover it up. It’s April 2023, we are being told history is not what we have been fed through the news media. This is another truth that should come out. I enjoyed the video & the information presented here. Thanks.

    • @frankharrington4881
      @frankharrington4881 Год назад +1

      I also tried to read her diaries I couldn't understand them. I have heard it was either Lindbergh or Anne's sister that he dated first! AL's family had their share of problems, her brother was bipolar and had other mental issues as well! Patricia Gambino Harrington

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  Год назад +1

      "...we are being told history is not what we have been fed through the news media. This is another truth that should come out." You make a valid point about news media coverage. They are just stenographers for corporate interests. (See my book recommendations to Shakespearelover.) The only way to stay sane these days is to question everything the media presents as fact. Anne's books are unbearable to read. I only scour some of them as her entries might relate to the crime. I believe the entire kidnap hoax was setup by her psychopathic husband, partly to fool her.

  • @deaddropholiday
    @deaddropholiday 7 месяцев назад +2

    Great work, ladies. We need more people like you (and RUclips highlighting the work that you do instead of filling my feed with monstrous trash).

  • @juliemayes2027
    @juliemayes2027 3 года назад +31

    Just my opinion but I think that Lindbergh murdered his child because he had medical conditions that were not acceptable to a person like himself a rather wicked one at that.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +15

      Yes, Julie. Rickets is definitely NOT a condition that millionaire babies might suffer from - unless there is another, more serious ailment or medicine that caused rickets to appear.

  • @Shakespearelover1717
    @Shakespearelover1717 Год назад +12

    I have read the book. It was eye-opening!! I got a thorough education about Charles Lindbergh. I had no idea that he was capable of such behavior. The press labeled him as a hero and all my history classes assented. There are many dark secrets in our world. It would likely depress most people to be privy to the real truth.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  Год назад +1

      "There are many dark secrets. It would likely depress most people to be privy to the real truth."
      But don't you also agree that the exposure of "dark secrets" is the only way towards true democracy, and a peaceful world? We cannot fix what we don't know is broken. For a better understanding of what your history teachers left out, I would recommend: Lies My Teacher Told Me by James Loewen; Howard Zinn's The People's History of the United States; and the Oliver Stone/Peter Kuznick (book & film) The Untold History of the United States. It is not the fault of your history teachers - they would have been demonized and fired if they presented American history as it should be told.

    • @alicefaith2259
      @alicefaith2259 6 месяцев назад

      Name of book please

  • @Ascenscion603
    @Ascenscion603 3 года назад +38

    Just finished the book today. Very well done, and extremely well-researched. I appreciate and am persuaded by this perspective. I have read other works on Lindbergh and he was clearly a bizarre and controlling man with a serious mean streak. Emotionally shut down and devious.
    I am tired of the rich and powerful getting allowed to play by different rules, breaking laws and then presenting themselves as saints incarnate via clever PR and an enabling press. PuhLEEEZ….Though it may never be confirmed that Lindgergh was involved in the death of his own child, the other injustice is that his case was seriously bungled. How he was in a position to dictate how his son's death was investigated is example of his serious privilege. His exalted status allowed the star struck investigators to shrink and be directed at his will forgoing their own professional responsibilities to serve and protect. No justice for little Charles.
    I don’t want to diminish his amazing accomplishment and bravery in his historic flight, but we must always remember that our heroes are first human beings. I believe we all have a dark side as well as light. However, his dark side was enabled by his family and the world. The recent revelations that he lived a double life and secretly fathered seven other children from 3 other German woman is only confirmation about his sinister and dark personality. Like all of us he was a serious flawed human being.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +16

      "No justice for little Charles." And, let's not forget there was probably no justice either for all the people of New Jersey and New York whose law enforcement needs went ignored because of this case. And, how many citizens' lives were seriously disrupted or, damaged, by this expensive investigation that ran on and on for years?
      Thanks, Travis, for your comments.

    • @Valentina-Steinway
      @Valentina-Steinway 3 года назад +7

      Great post Travis!!

    • @gregoryholstein3033
      @gregoryholstein3033 Год назад +2

      Travis Domeco. Well said, great comment Travis. Cheers.

    • @frankharrington4881
      @frankharrington4881 Год назад

      Travis thank you for your very intelligent post, you made some very good points! Patricia Gambino Harrington(sorry about the two names, but I post on hubby's acct)

    • @IslandGirl-nt6ry
      @IslandGirl-nt6ry Год назад +4

      Does anyone know if any American mainstream media outlet has covered Lindbergh's "other family" in Germany. I just came across the info by accident and was shocked at what I read. I had already had suspicions that the whole story was a hoax and there was a much darker one underneath.

  • @kurttolksdorf248
    @kurttolksdorf248 4 года назад +47

    Pearlman & Benvenutti have compiled some truly groundbreaking Lindbergh Case research!

    • @smokeypearls
      @smokeypearls 4 года назад +17

      Thank you so much! We couldn't have gotten as far as we did without all the tremendous work done by other Lindbergh case sleuths including Ronelle!

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  4 года назад +17

      And, thanks to the internet we can all be "on the same page" now and then....no matter where we live.

    • @robertn800
      @robertn800 3 года назад +8

      Bravo 👏🏼 to all 3 of you- reading 📖 book now.

  • @lisamcandrews8594
    @lisamcandrews8594 3 года назад +16

    I cant finish watching this. The person interviewing these two women is horrible. She interrupts them every five minutes. She has no idea how to conduct an interview

    • @jacquelineconsitt
      @jacquelineconsitt 2 года назад +4

      “Umm” is used every 3 words

    • @ValerieGriner
      @ValerieGriner 9 месяцев назад

      Their book is a bunch of ridiculous "theories," too! The Lindbergh's(extended family) should SUE them for defamation of character.

  • @lizcurrier2620
    @lizcurrier2620 3 года назад +27

    I find it interesting that Lindbergh was able to walk outside on a dark rainy night and find the ladder in the woods. Also, BRH was a carpenter and I don’t think he would have built a ladder of such a weak nature.

    • @rickdack1197
      @rickdack1197 Год назад

      It wasn't in the woods. The ladder was near the home.

  • @karenscoville6307
    @karenscoville6307 Год назад +5

    Maybe the "baby" not wanting to stand for the " big male doctor" was because the babies father would knock him down with a pillow every time he would try to stand and walk so being in the presence of another big male figure might have made his brain decide it isn't worth it to try.

  • @henryottis295
    @henryottis295 2 года назад +14

    I don't think that Lindbergh's ego would allow any baby that wasn't perfect to survive, hence very few pictures exist, and he went out of his way to separate mother and child by taking her on trips ect.
    He didn't want her to become too attached to the baby, because he knew the baby wasn't going to be around very long as he had plans to remove the baby from their lives. He believed in eugenics and was apparently disgusted by the baby's presence in the house, another reason he made excuses for them to travel constantly.

    • @joannschlicker6995
      @joannschlicker6995 2 года назад +1

      I wonder if anything happened to any of his other children overseas. He used a different name with each woman. Were any of those children less than perfect?

    • @Orphen42O
      @Orphen42O Год назад +3

      When the baby was kidnapped, the family published a very detailed diet that they hoped the kidnappers would follow. Such a detailed diet might indicate that Charlie had rickets, a condition associated with malnutrition . A son of Marie Antoinette had rickets so even children from privileged backgrounds suffered from rickets.

    • @friedman01
      @friedman01 Год назад +2

      @@joannschlicker6995 as far as we know, all of Lindbergh’s other children were born without any disabilities.

    • @friedman01
      @friedman01 Год назад +1

      @@joannschlicker6995 as far as we know, all of Lindbergh’s other children were born without any disabilities.

  • @AnnieFlorida
    @AnnieFlorida 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wow great info! Love you ladies!

  • @margaretWestminster
    @margaretWestminster Год назад +2

    Thank you for such an interesting talk all of you have done.

  • @LKre-vi5oq
    @LKre-vi5oq Год назад +1

    The book is amazing. The research is painstaking and extensive.

  • @frederickbowdler1509
    @frederickbowdler1509 3 года назад +21

    Always sad when a child is taken, God bless.

  • @worldeconomicforumbarbie9323
    @worldeconomicforumbarbie9323 4 года назад +29

    These type of stories need more coverage. Just like the Franklin Files Scandal , its been to easy to make it all about someone else, to protect the rich and powerful.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +10

      Rich and powerful - yes. No one was going to ask Lindbergh to be interrogated as a suspect - as he should have been. The rich and powerful often have the scariest crackpot ideas which they get away with by defaming us as conspiracy theorists!

  • @carolbarber9898
    @carolbarber9898 4 года назад +21

    I read a book many years ago,which cast serious doubts about Charles Limbergh's character. The book implied the kidnapping was a cover for a ruse gone bad.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  4 года назад +8

      Yes, that was Ahlgren and Monier - Crime of the Century.

    • @theincorruptedeye8226
      @theincorruptedeye8226 4 года назад +8

      Implies, but fails to connect any of the evidence. If you're going to write about the case, explain everything. None ever have, except the book A Fleeting Glimpse Into The Lindbergh Kidnapping written by a true Lindberghologist, not some one trying to make a buck.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +3

      @@theincorruptedeye8226 What's a Fleeting Glimpse? Never heard of it. And what's wrong with someone making a buck? NO one gets rich from books. What are you talking about?

    • @pnmb1
      @pnmb1 2 года назад +4

      I don’t think it was a ruse or practical joke. I believe Lindbergh was planning on admitting Charlie jr. to an institution which was unfortunately a common reaction to disability at that time. Something went wrong and the plan was foiled or maybe the child did make it to a facility and was admitted under a false name. As for the corpse I can’t explain that other than maybe it wasn’t Charlie or they robbed the grave of a newly deceased infant.

    • @paulklenknyc
      @paulklenknyc 2 года назад +2

      @@pnmb1 not grave robbing. You should read the book. Or listen to the most notorious podcast

  • @junglemom1055
    @junglemom1055 3 года назад +30

    I love the book. I read it over 2 days. I just couldn’t put it down. Lindbergh was a mess.

  • @pnmb1
    @pnmb1 3 года назад +14

    Do you think if Anne Morrow’s father were alive at the time of the kidnapping would he have suggested Lindbergh was the culprit? He was an influential and well connected man and didn’t admire Lindbergh.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +12

      Great question! Many people wonder about this. There are loads of theories regarding Morrow's untimely death in relation to the crime but Lindbergh could not have commandeered the investigation the way he did if Dwight had been alive.

    • @gregoryholstein3033
      @gregoryholstein3033 Год назад +2

      @@LindberghKidnapping When did Morrow die?

  • @lindajean780
    @lindajean780 Год назад +9

    Someone was executed Falsely, because of this Lie!!🤨😌🥀💞💯♉

  • @chuckciao1
    @chuckciao1 2 года назад +15

    I have always been a proponent of Hauptmann’s guilt based on the wood, handwriting, possession of ransom money, & employment records, but there is one niggling issue that one cannot get around, which is the question of HOW COULD HAUPTMANN POSSIBLY KNOW THAT THE LINDBERGHS WOULD BE STAYING AT THE HOPEWELL HOME AN EXTRA DAY WITHOUT INSIDE HELP? As far as I know, this issue was never brought up during the trial!

    • @charlessteenburgen
      @charlessteenburgen 2 года назад +7

      HAUPTMANN WAS INNOCENT...CASE CLOSED

    • @LouieKaboom
      @LouieKaboom Год назад

      Because he didn't. He was a false scapegoat by Lindbergh and the corrupt police to cover up his crime.

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Год назад +6

      I have always thought he was framed!

    • @kerprice
      @kerprice Год назад +4

      And he seemed to know the time to go "kidnap" the baby between 8 and 10 pm when all of the family would still be awake. It would make more sense if it was done at 3 am

  • @Healpastlives
    @Healpastlives 3 года назад +8

    Awesome video! Very interesting information that was new to me. Thanks so much!

  • @ellenmorgan9857
    @ellenmorgan9857 3 года назад +12

    I thought the conversation went astray when it became obsessed with that piece of equipment that was broken. Ok, we get it, move on, someone else was speaking, could we return to that?

    • @Jasper7182009
      @Jasper7182009 3 года назад +3

      Yes, I agree with you. However!
      The conversation is just chock-full of information that is astounding and frightening and it’s just like listening in on a conversation - you’re just overhearing people who have done the research and have put in the hours and they’re stating many facts and they tell you when something is speculation. The Young lady always has something interesting to point out and so she’s a very good addition to the conversation.
      Believe me, I won’t forget the barograph !! Ever!!
      So really, no harm is done and even though it can be irritating with the starts and stops especially from the young lady, this is fascinating and I’m just halfway through. I know I can listen to this two or three more times. And I can’t wait to read Lise Pearlman’s book.

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 3 года назад +5

      That was my only criticism : Jamie is so bright and pretty but i dont think shes at ease on camera and it was hard to listen to her freeze up , "um " , constantly . That and the lack of sound continuity ; i could never hear Ronelle but Lise was super amplified . Crazy distracting , constantly grabbing the remote for 2 hrs to adjust , very irritating . These are not huge issues though . The content , intelligence and personalities of the speakers are great .

    • @henryottis295
      @henryottis295 2 года назад +1

      @@missleeny5042
      Yes, I had a very hard time hearing Ronelle, it was almost impossible to hear her because her volume is soooo low.

  • @elizabethjohnson53
    @elizabethjohnson53 2 года назад +7

    I'm beginning to think the Lindbergs knew their baby was going to have problems so they tried numerous times to make her miscarry. What sane person would continue to take those risks while pregnant?? And since the flights didn't work boom "kidnapping" happens...

    • @summerblonde9740
      @summerblonde9740 2 года назад +4

      Agreed. What is wrong with Ann to go along with all of this craziness of flying 7 months pregnant and all of the dangerous pranks and stupid dictatorial rules laid out by her husband regarding childcare. What 7-month pregnant woman doesn't have to get out of the plane to use the bathroom during refueling stops and otherwise frequently?

    • @Orphen42O
      @Orphen42O Год назад +5

      If he could get out of his crib , he probably could stand and walk. The thumb guards, the safety pins and the sun lamps were commonly used with children at the time. Lindbergh might have been blamed Anne for any genetic problems because Elizabeth had a heart problem and Anne's brother had mental health issues , Lindbergh would not have blamed his side of the family for any health problems.

    • @marielollini9958
      @marielollini9958 Год назад

      2 people that knew that was her love child from another man. Bet she got pregnant at aviation school in San Diego. Notice how ANY humiliation ti him he wipes clean of it finding it’s way in history? There’s nothing about her going to aviation school.
      There’s something a lot more sinister going on. He’s darker than you think. He wanted ti haunt her & humiliate that child even in death that having its hands, leg & genitalia gone wasn’t enough terror & humiliation?
      That’s why he took her on those flights & as soon as her dad died-he pounced.
      And he had to be a complete moron if he could not see the black in her or her mom which deep down is a white supremacists thing.
      That baby’s Afro was showing-it was time.

  • @allcatz
    @allcatz 3 года назад +14

    The woman talks too much. Wanted to hear what her guests had to say. Couldn't finish this.

  • @carlaschultheis3662
    @carlaschultheis3662 Год назад +5

    The maid committed suicide. I think that points to feeling guilty. I’m not saying she did it. But I think she had a hand in it. I don’t think the child was taken out the window. No muddy foot prints in the room. The child was walked down the back stairs and out handed to somebody. So it was an inside job. Did Lindbergh want an imperfect child gone? Possible and a stranger kidnapping also possible. Which is more likely? Why would a kidnapper kill a child almost immediately?

    • @nativevirginian8344
      @nativevirginian8344 Год назад +1

      One wonders if she was “suicided”, it’s a thing now you know….

  • @padraiggillon
    @padraiggillon 2 года назад +14

    A bad case of rickets could explain a lot of things that may have been wrong with the baby. Known signs are a jutting breastbone (his chest circumference was noted to be large at this final dr's appointment), an abnormally large fontanelle (could explain why his still hadn't closed), skull abnormalities (his head was noted to be "square"), prominent forehead (noted as well), and skeletal deformities (the toes?).

    • @anthonytroisi6682
      @anthonytroisi6682 Год назад

      Wouldn't there have been a cure for rickets in the beginning of the 20th century? The child could not have been suffering from malnutrition.

    • @padraiggillon
      @padraiggillon Год назад

      @@anthonytroisi6682 Rickets was still a thing until Vitamin D fortified foods were developed. The original "Crime of the Century" child victim, Bobby Franks who was killed in 1924 and from a very wealthy family suffered from rickets.

  • @ImCarolB
    @ImCarolB 3 года назад +20

    I always thought the blanket pinned to the sheet was so the baby wouldn't kick off his blanket and be cold. He was an active toddler! I think Lindbergh was a very controlling person, but not very perceptive when it came to other people.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +10

      It sounds to me like the "baby" (he was already a toddler) was being constrained due to possible seizures.

    • @learobinson4450
      @learobinson4450 3 года назад +16

      I’m a professional nanny with a BA degree in child development &!ive worked as a private nanny for the upper class since 1990. It wasn’t unusual in the early 20th century to pin a young child’s blanket to the sheets to keep them from kicking the blankets off or getting entangled in them. It was standard practice well until the 1950’s & continued in some circles into the mid 1960’s. I don’t see anything sinister in the blanket being pinned to the sheets.
      That said, I do think there was something wrong with little Charlie. Photos of him standing in a jumper show his legs are splayed & smaller in proportion to his upper body. The fontanelle not being closed at 20 months is also a red flag. I also suspect Lindbergh had something to do with the disappearance. His behavior that night is highly suspicious. I believe he wanted to institutionalize the boy & planned to cover it up by claiming little Charlie had been kidnapped. Instead the child was accidentally killed & Lindbergh had to go all in with the kidnap & ransom story to hide the death.

    • @docsmithdc
      @docsmithdc 3 года назад +2

      Sociopath ?

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +8

      @@learobinson4450 Yes, your theory about committing the child is a very popular one. And they built their home within a few miles of the biggest epileptic village on the east coast of the country. I visited the ghastly place years ago - NJ has torn it down but Stephen King could have used it for a horror film! Regarding the pinned blanket, I don't think pinning the child around his neck would be what you were referring to. To prevent a tangled blanket no parent would pin down the baby's neck and shoulder area.

    • @reinadegrillos
      @reinadegrillos 3 года назад +3

      The ladder was made before. So there was no accident.

  • @prissyanne
    @prissyanne 20 дней назад

    Looking foward to your book Ronelle! Please make another podcast!😊

  • @jacquelinerussell8530
    @jacquelinerussell8530 Год назад +5

    Why did Anne Lindbergh agree to take that dangerous flight at seven months pregnant? Inquiring minds want and need to know

    • @susannebemis3311
      @susannebemis3311 Год назад +3

      constant verbal and psychological abuse come to mind

  • @timothysullivan6790
    @timothysullivan6790 Год назад +1

    Excellent. Thank you all.

  • @alchemist6098
    @alchemist6098 2 года назад +8

    Bone malformation can have several genetic reasons. Osteogenesis Imperfecta has 7 degrees of severity. The most severe version is known as brittle bone disease. Other malformation that could account for a large head, short long bones, and a barrel chest is SED and other collagen related bone disorders. These are typically missense mutations. A flight while heavily pregnant or breathing fumes while pregnant would not cause the malformations cited here.

  • @wuteva34
    @wuteva34 Год назад +3

    God help me. I’ve NEVER heard ANYONE say “umm” SO MANY TIMES ! So unintelligent ! Umm umm umm ummm ummmm ummm ummm ummm ummm It’s torture waiting for her to make her point ! 😩😩😩😩

  • @iodine63
    @iodine63 3 года назад +11

    Best book on the subject I've read!

  • @DenaDeniseRush
    @DenaDeniseRush 2 года назад +16

    @The Lindbergh Kidnapping Hoax , I am rereading Lise’s and Jamie’s book. Especially the parts I had previously shied away from and skimmed over before. Regarding Alexis Carrel. I am so horrified. Alexis Carrel was a sadistic and deviant physician. . With absolutely no moral code. I think it speaks volumes that THIS sadistic and completely amoral researcher, was Charles Lindbergh own personal hero.

  • @harrydagostino789
    @harrydagostino789 2 года назад +7

    Have one comment. From my experience with aviation once you go above 10,000 feet you need oxygen. How did Lindbergh survive at 15,000?

  • @DenaDeniseRush
    @DenaDeniseRush 3 года назад +16

    I’m heading to Amazon right now to buy the book. So glad to see you on RUclips @RonelleDelmont. Hope you are doing well.

  • @songbirdy
    @songbirdy 3 года назад +9

    I used to baby sit a kid who I had to pin into bed per parent instruction because he would get up at night and wander around while everyone slept. This was in the early seventies. And a 2 year old in a crib isn't all that unusual I don't think. This lady here makes a big deal out of too much.

    • @ellenkelley6173
      @ellenkelley6173 3 года назад +4

      Sorry, but a 2 yr. old in a crib Is unusual. By that age they are able to climb out, fall & suffer head injuries, ect...some babies start trying to climb out at 18-19 mos. As far as the child you watched, at that time, some physicians did prescribe parents to "pin" their child in bed to keep them from injuring themselves, nowday's, No. That can be just as dangerous.

    • @songbirdy
      @songbirdy 3 года назад +3

      @@ellenkelley6173 I don't think it was unusual for that time period to have a 2 year old in a crib is what I was alluding to.

    • @marytackescangelose7532
      @marytackescangelose7532 3 года назад +5

      @@ellenkelley6173 to be accurate, Little Charlie was 20 months old. According to the Lindbergh's pediatrician, Little Charlie had a case of rickets and had trouble walking without wobbling. In addition to those facts, Lindbergh was clearly very controlling and had his staff pin the child to his bed sheets every night most likely to inhibit any possibility of him climbing out of his bed,. Lindbergh even had metal thumb guards attached to little Charlies thumbs every night while sleeping in his crib. I saw a picture of those thumb guards and they looked horrific and even painful,

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +2

      Did the parents have you pin their child down at his neck? Charley was pinned down at his neckline - above his shoulders. This suggests something other than sleep-walking.

    • @songbirdy
      @songbirdy 3 года назад +3

      @@LindberghKidnapping How do you know that for sure and what do you think it suggests?

  • @awestphal40
    @awestphal40 3 года назад +9

    Wish you'd let the authors talk

  • @jimmagnus1200
    @jimmagnus1200 Год назад +1

    Brilliant analysis!

  • @Jasper7182009
    @Jasper7182009 3 года назад +7

    Good discussion. Just take it as it’s given. And the daughter’s suggestion of a forum would be terrific! Hope there are more of these.

  • @lindajean780
    @lindajean780 Год назад +4

    Where does the Lie come from that one life is any less Precious than another?!?!🤨😌🥀💞💯♉

  • @SageWhite-Rose
    @SageWhite-Rose Год назад +4

    Why did you even ask these two ladies in your show if you're going to interrupt them the whole time! 😮😮

  • @sallyozuna3883
    @sallyozuna3883 3 года назад +7

    The book comes out in September '21 I was told.
    I have it on order, can't wait.

  • @paulacapps
    @paulacapps 2 месяца назад

    My mom, in her last year of college in 1946 said it was very suspicious about the kidnapping and the baby was found dead.

  • @sagrammyfour
    @sagrammyfour 3 года назад +8

    Charles and Anne spent lots of time flying all over the place, at high altitudes without oxygen during her pregnancy. I believe the child suffered intrauterine hypoxia, and was born with cerebral palsy--he had developmental--mental and physical--deficits. Selfish parents. BTW rickets is a Vit D deficiency.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +2

      Thanks for the idea. I don't know much about cerebral palsy but google says it may be caused by a lack of oxygen so you have a good point. There are probably many maladies that would not be obvious from the few photos available. The most trustworthy information we have is Dr Van Ingen's statement about the large square head, rickety condition, and unclosed fontinel. So it's anybody's educated guess.

    • @Jasper7182009
      @Jasper7182009 2 года назад +6

      …. However, as Ronelle knows, told in one of her other videos, if the child suffered from oxygen deprivation because of that cross country airplane flight by the mother, the baby might have been epileptic and one medication for epilepsy was phenobarbital. And Ronelle or one of her guest stated that Rickets is a side effect of phenobarbital. So vitamin D deficiency did not cause the rickets but instead the rickets was a side effect of the phenobarbital, if the child had epilepsy.
      Thank goodness that Ronelle and her guests are interested in this case because I don’t think that piece of information regarding epilepsy would ever have been associated with the Lindbergh baby and the surprising condition of rickets in a child of wealthy parents. Brilliant, Ronelle!

  • @superdupper01
    @superdupper01 3 года назад +9

    Is there any evidence that Elizabeth had heart surgery around the time of the kidnapping?

  • @barbaraiverson2035
    @barbaraiverson2035 Год назад +3

    There are a couple of men who believe themselves to be Charles Jr., but only DNA testing will help now. Charles Sr. was not even close to the image he encouraged in the press. I was a celebrity psychopath. He had fun throwing coach pillos at his son to knock him down while the child ran around their living room when he was done playing with mommy. Loving fathers don't do that. Which is the key to this. Sr. was not even close to being an adult much less a loving father. The "pranks" he pulled were the types a 12 year old would think of . But, Lindberg had the knowledge to make them happen. tampering with the throttle of a plane to embarass a friend who also flew.

    • @gjle
      @gjle Год назад +1

      His pranks were like those of a spoiled little brat

  • @askprogramaskprogram3391
    @askprogramaskprogram3391 Год назад +1

    I've read dozens of books on the topic. When I first picked up Pearlman's book I was skeptical. However, she connects the dots no one else has and released detailed information (evidence found at the site the body was dumped) that paint an irrefutable picture. The only thing I would add is the $50k ransom was either paid as a payoff or opportunists seized an opportunity to exhort the money.

  • @reinadegrillos
    @reinadegrillos 3 года назад +5

    I've read the book., and the research is amazing. Very convincing.

  • @charlesenglemier42
    @charlesenglemier42 3 года назад +7

    Ronelle Delmont doesn't know how to interview. The best of all the Lindbergh books.

  • @Sage_the_Turt
    @Sage_the_Turt Год назад

    sometimes i stare into random internet rabbit holes, and the random internet rabbit holes stare back at me.

  • @frederickbowdler1509
    @frederickbowdler1509 3 года назад +14

    I have not read the book but I am intreagued. Well done! to authors and researchers. apart from the sad facts, these incidents are often a way in to our history.

  • @askprogramaskprogram3391
    @askprogramaskprogram3391 Год назад +1

    A child can be hydrocephalic and experience seizures. I've worked with people who have disabilities for decades.

  • @rebelbelle62
    @rebelbelle62 3 года назад +6

    Very informative! Thank you!

  • @stutzbearcat5624
    @stutzbearcat5624 3 года назад +7

    I mean dude had THREE FAMILIES!!!

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +4

      No. He just had children from 3 other women. To have a "family" he needed to be there on a weekly, monthly, maybe even daily, basis. The dude never spent time with any of the women or with their children. The dude was, basically, a "visitor" who made babies. Only good part is that he was filthy rich and paid some of their bills.

    • @stutzbearcat5624
      @stutzbearcat5624 3 года назад +1

      @@LindberghKidnapping
      Whatever you say pal.

  • @missleeny5042
    @missleeny5042 3 года назад +6

    Hi . Im so happy i found your channel . I love all that im learning and am so excited that i just ordered the book . Has any one considered that the baby might have suffered from dwarfism ? Accts for the big head , bowed legs and the fact that he seemed intellectually unimpaired . I am gonna read up and who knows ? If anything comes of it pls credit R. Lee , Newburgh NY since im pretty proud of my potential brainstorm . Love what ALL of you are doing ; youre the best !!!

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 3 года назад +4

      I DID read up on dwarfism and the symptoms are very very similar to the Lindbergh baby's . I should have written my own book .

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +9

      Not only dwarfism but I've even considered the opposite where a child grows too large. (I don't remember what that's called) The biggest problem on these issues of the boy's health is that we have no medical records, we have no pictures (Lindbergh forbade photography!) and, we have no whistle blowers - not then and not now. There's probably no one alive today who actually saw little Charlie - dead or alive. Lindbergh's oher children did not even know of his existence until they were adults.

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 2 года назад

      @@LindberghKidnapping looks like psychi dad sure made a clean sweep of things !!! Guess theories are all we've got ☹☹☹

    • @henryottis295
      @henryottis295 2 года назад +4

      @@LindberghKidnapping
      I find it hard to believe that his other kids didn't know about the baby given the fact that it was so much of a crazy debacle of the trial ect. I mean, I heard of it, and soooo many years have passed since the baby died.
      It was the trial of the century, and someone at school would have mentioned it to the other kids, right ?

    • @pnmb1
      @pnmb1 2 года назад

      @@LindberghKidnapping Acromegaly causes abnormal growth due to pituitary gland malfunction.

  • @Julesgal
    @Julesgal 10 месяцев назад

    Don’t even know why the interviewer had these two on ? She didn’t let them talk. Or even talk in depth about her book!

  • @suzisale
    @suzisale Год назад +3

    You bring on experts. Let THEM TALK. YOU MONOPOLIZE. BUT great work

  • @Jamie77ize
    @Jamie77ize 3 года назад +7

    Very insightfull!!! Horrible man!!!

  • @popstarboy
    @popstarboy 3 года назад +7

    Please address/berate the guest panelist here who keeps saying 'the kid.' Its disrespectful. Completely

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +3

      Even Jafsie used that term, I believe. I vaguely remember something about his original manuscript having that word in it.....

  • @judymcgaugh6480
    @judymcgaugh6480 Год назад +3

    What did Charlie have over his wife so that she stayed with him. Was she scared of him or just was she a wife who followed the old ways of women stayed in their place and let their men do their business without being intrusive .. i really want to read this book it sounds very interesting.. i was thinking that the son was not very verbal or showing much activity kind of listless . But now i hear that the child was like other kids and was active trying to get into things and trying to mirror actions of other kids and the parents had to pin him in the bed to keep him from trying to climb out.. thats what books tended to led you to believe.. i was very mislead..

  • @superdupper01
    @superdupper01 3 года назад +9

    I have a few questions actually ( besides the one below).
    Why did Lindbergh turn to the mob? Did he have connections to the mob prior to the kidnapping? I mean, seriously, how does one "turn to the mob?" If I had to find a mob member to help me get or do something I don't know the first thing about contacting an actual mob member. I would suspect contacting a fake mob member would be pretty easy. Just look at all the people that want to hire a hit man or mob member to kill a family member only to learn that they were talking to the police the whole time. Given my stated presumption, this leads me to think Lindbergh already had a connection to the mob. Why? How?
    Did anyone ever compare the note to the handwriting of anyone involved? Say Lindbergh himself? The doctor? The accused?
    Somewhere during listening to all the interviews it was said that the babies night wear was pinned to the mattress and the baby would have had to have been slipped out of them when they took him however when the baby was found he was found in his night wear. Hum, did they rummage through his clothes drawer prior to leaving?
    If Lindbergh didn't look at the note, how did he know it was a kidnapping note?

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 3 года назад +5

      He knew people who knew people . Breckinridge , for instance , probably knew all kinds of people , shady and otherwise ; he was in on this in some capacity .

    • @missleeny5042
      @missleeny5042 3 года назад +1

      Think they meant bedclothes were pinned . Another term for sheets and blankets

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +2

      Through Breckinridge he got the mobsters and then latched on to Dr. Condon when the professor showed up later with a ransom note sent to him by mail in the Bronx that contained the correct symbols. The blanket was pinned to the mattress (it looks like there was no sheet on the mattress in the photos) and the thumb guards were tied to his hands. Miss LeeNY is correct - "bedclothes" seems to be a word used for blankets and sheets etc.

  • @shannon3n8
    @shannon3n8 Год назад +1

    I have a quick question regarding Lindy's extramarital bastard offspring: have they been identified as possessing his DNA, and of them, were any born with deformities or genetic disease/abnormalities - the like(s) of which Charlie was supposed to have presented? Perhaps Lindy saw that HIS genes were 'perfect' as displayed by his other 'normal' children, more proof that Anne was the weaker genetic provider, that gave him something he would never allow to bear his name.

    • @marielollini9958
      @marielollini9958 Год назад

      Excellent ?
      I’ve not head but if I had to guess I really don’t think there was anything really wrong with the child what I think was wrong was when the baby first came out & he saw how dark he was. Her family was from Cleveland. I can see the black in her & her mom & I can see it in the baby. What baby you know that has an estate & a tanning salon over his crib & still be white?!? He could see that black coming out. He deprived her & that child of Vit D which is a typical trick of white supremacists who usually derp down like dark girls but don’t want them to be “too tan”. That baby had an Afro and/or that baby wasn’t his. He didn’t spare his child for a greater good. He was a sadistic psychopath. He just left his child in a ditch w/ in eye shot of his home with his hands missing, one leg & his genitalia having been attacked by animals and a hole in his head?! He HATED that this child existed & he wanted to make his existence humiliating to its mother & even in death he denied him his dignity.
      Pure, evil, Neo nazi psychopath.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  28 дней назад

      They definitely have his DNA - proven with one of his grandchildren's DNA. However, their health conditions are obviously private. The eldest, son passed away a few years ago, from cancer.

  • @monicamadrid4852
    @monicamadrid4852 9 месяцев назад +2

    OMG..you three women need to get your information written down prior to doing a video like this. All 3 stutter so much, abd can't remember anything and are constantly interupting each other. And the lady inbthe white hair, someone needs to tell her that she doesnt need to yell. She isnt talking into a phone😂

  • @bethryan9077
    @bethryan9077 Год назад +2

    omg, 3 authors, 3 different versions of every aspect. 100 authors, 100 different versions. LMAO.

  • @donnadovico8619
    @donnadovico8619 2 года назад +3

    I think there is so much truth in the book . Their was another theory as well. That Ann"s older Sisster Elizabeth who lindy was In love with but ditched her because of her illness he did not think she could bare healthy children. So he married Ann , and Elizabeth father liked Lindy but didi not want him for a son in law.
    The theory was that Elizabeth in a jealous rage over her sister Ann marriage to Lindy then the birth of the baby boy was very jealous and she killed the baby they covered it up. It was said that the staff was warned to watch Elizabeth around the baby not to leave her alone with the child
    It was believe that the reason the nurse killed herself was because she left the baby unattended with Elizabeth and The reason they didi not go back to her parents and he didi not show up for meeting he was scheduled to speak at because he was called home being told Ann killed the baby. So he came home to cover up the fact that Elizabeth killed the baby Ann was not aware that Elizabeth killed the baby he wanted to keep the peace with in the family so he covered ot all up

    • @Orphen42O
      @Orphen42O Год назад +1

      I think that Elizabeth was jealous of Anne's marriage to Lindbergh. Lindberg considered marrying a Morrow as an example of "marrying up".

  • @SOULRELIEF22
    @SOULRELIEF22 3 года назад +3

    "Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep His commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.
    For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil."
    Ecclesiastes 12:13-14!
    "And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire."
    Revelation 20:15!
    REPENT and RECEIVE JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOUR to have your name secured in His Book of Life! St John 3:16! 💓
    This WHOLE discussion has brought NO JOY (to me), so hopefully you will find JOY in JESUS before He returns!
    (See 1 Peter 1:8)!

  • @mchlwilson1
    @mchlwilson1 3 года назад +4

    Enough with the barograph! Good grief, get on with it!

  • @jettrink5014
    @jettrink5014 2 года назад +1

    Who did write those ransom notes?

  • @ericnelson9100
    @ericnelson9100 Год назад

    What was the reason for that plane ride, when she was seven months pregnant? Was it to show off, exert control, just what was the reason?

  • @ellove370
    @ellove370 Год назад +2

    Just looking at pictures of Charles Lindbergh he himself had a large square head and so did many of his kids so ...

  • @donnagibbons2097
    @donnagibbons2097 3 года назад +1

    Why was ladder left?

  • @mrabrasive51
    @mrabrasive51 3 года назад +5

    Everyone that has written a book on this seems to have different "facts"..hard to come to any kind of conclusion with so much contradictory opinions.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +1

      Well, it was "the crime of the century" and everyone tried to get in on the act. When that happens, too many "facts" arise and everyone goes crazy. Join the "club."

    • @Jasper7182009
      @Jasper7182009 2 года назад +5

      … no, there are not different facts. What Lise Pearlman did with her book is she took the facts and she put them in the right sequence. Pearlman ignored the red herrings which include the ladder and the ransom notes. Then she added additional information which people really didn’t know about before the 1980s (including Lindbergh’s friendship with Dr. Carrel) and she put together a complete picture and narrative about not just what possibly happened but what probably happened.
      Charles Lindbergh put up a smokescreen and literally took over the investigation and diverted the police, public and newspapers’ attention to where he wanted them to look.
      I read the Pearlman book and it is excellent.

  • @butterbeanqueen8148
    @butterbeanqueen8148 3 месяца назад

    In victorian times people restrained babies in cribs by lacing and tying them to their beds. So it’s not a huge leap to think that some people did the same thing by using the invention of safety pins for the same purpose.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  28 дней назад

      Yes, they did traditionally swaddle their children long ago. But no one "swaddled" a baby's neck. That is the location of the Lindbergh safety pins - around Charlie's neck. His fingers are entrapped so he cannot suck them. (Pure torture for any baby or toddler in any century.) People swaddled the entire body not just one portion. The neck area points, I would think, to prevention of convulsions. No?

    • @butterbeanqueen8148
      @butterbeanqueen8148 28 дней назад

      @ he was too old to swaddle. I heard from my grandmother that some people would put a baby blanket over their children and pin it at the shoulders, down the sides and at the bottom to keep them in place.

  • @terrioestreich4007
    @terrioestreich4007 Год назад +1

    I would love to watch this but it's too frustrating

  • @lorriemiller6750
    @lorriemiller6750 3 года назад +1

    Phenobarbital also has been found to lower IQ in children also by the end of the 20th century. Just because someone has epilepsy does not make them hydrocephalic at all those are totally different medical conditions and one does not automatically include the other and that you can have either condition without particularly or automatically having both together.

  • @susannebemis3311
    @susannebemis3311 Год назад +1

    Phenobarbitol can also cause MR/DD

  • @lucindahumphries4702
    @lucindahumphries4702 Год назад +1

    With the shaking on the plane, couldn't it copy "shaking baby syndrome?"

  • @marielollini9958
    @marielollini9958 Год назад

    He didn’t kill his son. He killed HER son & that’s why that baby was cremated.
    That wasn’t his kid. You can’t feel that absolute void of emotional respect for something that’s a part of you.
    Not possible.
    Hitler wound of buried his kid.
    How bad is THAT?

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  28 дней назад

      I think I see what you're saying but if he blamed Anne for his "defective" child, why would he go on having so many more with her. He wanted 12 children and she told him to have the rest with someone else. So he did. I wish we knew more about the 7 others but their story has been stonewalled.

  • @garrethgoodworth2494
    @garrethgoodworth2494 3 года назад +9

    Whomever the lady with the carpet behind her doesn't seem to know what the heck she's talking about. 20 minutes in; unlistenable. Too bad she keeps interrupting.

    • @fulltimerver2355
      @fulltimerver2355 3 года назад +2

      She is there to ask the questions, she does not profess to be the expert.

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  3 года назад +2

      Instead of denigrating me as "lady with carpet" and "unlistenable" you could, at least, if you had a shred of knowledge on this case, have posted a constructive comment on WHY I "don't know what I am talking about." Your comment is not "worth" anything "good" so your name is all backwards. (How does that feel?)

    • @lisamckennon3025
      @lisamckennon3025 3 года назад +4

      @@LindberghKidnapping Wow. That was petty.

    • @Jasper7182009
      @Jasper7182009 2 года назад +5

      @@lisamckennon3025 …. I think Ronelle has done a wonderful job of doing these videos. And when I watched the first video, I was irritated by how she conducted it, but then I realized this is really a conversation among persons who know the subject matter of Lindbergh and the tragedy of the kidnapping and murder. So I accepted on that basis and am thankful for the new way that people are looking at the tragic event.
      No, Ronelle is not an experienced interviewer but I have my criticism of Charlie Rose and Dick Cavett; and Oprah Winfrey was awful. I think the best interviewer ever was Phil Donahue.
      If you have the patience and you just sit back and listen to the back-and-forth there’s information that comes out that just floors you. And her guest is Lisa Perlman who has written the recent book “suspect number one.” It is amazing and and frightening.
      Ronelle has been following the Lindbergh case since 1993 and her videos are gold mines. She has even flown in an open air cockpit airplane! So I think the criticism about her interviewing skills is not important considering the subject matter (the kidnapping and death a toddler) and the execution of an innocent man, Hauptman. And the fact that Lindbergh may have been involved and planned it. The least of your worries here should be the interviewer’s skill.
      And yes, you have to have a little bit of background in order to follow the chain of events and the people involved. But even so, what Charles Lindbergh did or might have done is something that should be examined with new eyes and minds and told to the American public. Hauptman was innocent of the kidnapping and murder.

  • @jmdec20
    @jmdec20 Год назад

    What is the constant thud like noise. ?

    • @jmdec20
      @jmdec20 Год назад

      Woman talks constantly overridding the interview with her own opinions. Gets a dislike from me. Background noise and constantly dominating. YUK

  • @jenniferbrewer5370
    @jenniferbrewer5370 Год назад

    Who does this to a child? CHARLES LINDBERGH does this to a child, or orders it done.

  • @jerrydrouillard
    @jerrydrouillard 3 года назад +3

    Could the baby have had acromegaly?

  • @marielollini9958
    @marielollini9958 Год назад

    She knew what he did & she stayed & a part of her blamed herself. Notice how their life was chronicled-the only thing that is wiped out of their time line is her going to aviation school. They were married in May of ‘29-she woulda had to get pregnant round 10/22 to deliver June 22….?? She was in San Diego & I bet she had an affair & that wasn’t his kid. His moms fam are doctors-they put it together. That’s why he took her on that flight at 7 mos but then when her dad died his plan went into motion. He was intimidated by him bc he was a well respected, good man. Bet he knew her dad knew the truth. That kid wasn’t his not that I couldn’t see him kill or even kill a part of himself but he didn’t loathe himself enough to leave his biological son like that. He hated HER & wanted to terrorizer every time she had to pass it which was what 2x a day?
    He was a Jersey Hitler.

  • @sparkledeesdistractions3150
    @sparkledeesdistractions3150 Год назад

    Was Spina Bifida considered when evaluating Little Charles? The large head and turned in feet sound like it could be that

  • @heideggerm2
    @heideggerm2 3 года назад +6

    Here is a different podcast involving Lise Pearlman regarding her new book: ruclips.net/video/aHsUGdwkq7c/видео.html

  • @arrivagabry
    @arrivagabry Год назад

    he had to have stopped to refuel and pee can't fly 33 hours without peeing, they said he couldn't stand so how could he crawl out of the bed and go to the bathroom

    • @LindberghKidnapping
      @LindberghKidnapping  Год назад +1

      He urinated into a bottle. Evidently, the King of England asked Lindbergh that very question as well. Lindbergh came within a few feet of falling into the ocean, as the barograph recorded. So, he had obviously fallen asleep.

  • @jettrink5014
    @jettrink5014 2 года назад +1

    Those pictures don't even look real to me.

  • @TG-fq6vy
    @TG-fq6vy 8 месяцев назад

    Why is the woman in the blue shirt even on there?😂

    • @lindas3657
      @lindas3657 5 месяцев назад

      I think she’s the author of the book.

  • @frederickbowdler1509
    @frederickbowdler1509 3 года назад +5

    Looking at the so called kidnapping letter i have a feeling that it is written with the non dominant hand ie if you are left handed it has been written with the right and vice versa. Secondly it looks to me like a German has been implicated by the insertion of a few words we all know how zee s is done!! The problem the writers or writer of the note had was when it came the signature he wanted to validate it how to do it.? My thought is that he said to himself how does the post office validate a letter. Oh yes, i will design a franking machine myself two coins dipped in the ink and a red blob and two or so dashes. Who worked for some time delivering by air post and knew the value of this official stamp both in monetary terms and in official validation?

  • @velocitygirl8551
    @velocitygirl8551 Год назад

    The one lady yelling 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

  • @marielollini9958
    @marielollini9958 Год назад

    17 mons that Afro was showing! You can easily see the black in that beautiful baby. She was black & he made her stay light which denies the baby & she had to get pregnant late October so the first 5 months is winter….Vit D deficiencies are common in June/July babies especially from the 50/60’s so definitely in the ‘30’s!