Title: What about the Ransom Money?
Product review: I would like to know how this book explains away the ransom money found in Hauptman's garage; the piece of the kidnapping ladder matched to a piece of wood in the Hauptman home attic; the fact that Hauptman passed one of the ransom bills to a gas station owner, who wrote down his license plate thus insuring his capture; and the many other pieces of evidence that link Hauptman to the crime. I wouldn't purchase a book that accuses and thus publicly defames a father of murdering his own son, with no proof (according to reviews here.) I am amazed anyone would be willing to accept this theory without proof.I had a friend who had been very close to a very famous person, and he used to say, "It takes no courage to defame the dead." Charles Lindbergh had many faults, but he is not here to defend himself, although I suspect he wouldn't lower himself to refute a criminal accusation like this one.
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