Jim Axelrod

Yes.

I mean, this story just keeps, if you're into bizarre, this just keeps, this story that keeps giving and giving and giving.

Now, let me ask you this.

It may not have been part of American culture in the 1930s to think about conspiracy theories.

But certainly after the Kennedy assassination and certainly part of our modern life is, you know, you can't have two people looking at the sky and agreeing it's blue.

There's always some sort of other angle to be considered.

Were there any conspiracy theories about the Lindbergh kidnapping, or did any develop later?

There were issues

Never proven, but this was sort of talked about later that Lindbergh as a eugenicist could not abide.

Is there a conspiracy theory that you encountered in your research that resonated, that perhaps isn't true?

So sum up for everyone listening, watching, watching.

Your series, your investigation into the Lindbergh kidnapping, the takeaway for you that you feel sort of most relevant for the day in which we live is what?

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me.

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It could be the justice two families have long been waiting for, the arrest of Dana Chandler in the 2002 killings of Karen Hartness and Michael Sisko.

It could be the justice two families have long been waiting for, the arrest of Dana Chandler in the 2002 killings of Karen Hartness and Michael Sisko.

It could be the justice two families have long been waiting for, the arrest of Dana Chandler in the 2002 killings of Karen Hartness and Michael Sisko.

You have a trial where she's found guilty.

You have a trial where she's found guilty.