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start of the lindburg baby case
20 month old charles augustus lindberg was kiddnaped right out of his bed room and out the window. the latter was found broken with a ransom note demanding $50,000. -
second ransom note
the second ransom note was received by colonel lindberg demanding increase to $70,000. ( police gathered, and newspapers) -
third ransom note
Conoel Lindberg attorney received the third ransom note, that informed him that a go between would not be accepted. that same day a retired school principle- John F.Codon published in brox home news that he is offering $1,000 ransom to be the go between. -
fourth ransom note
the fourth ransom note accepted John F. Codon as the go between -
deal preparation
Dr. codon receives $70,000 as ransom, then started negotiating useing the name "jafsie" -
fifth ransom note
fifth ransom note was received through a taxi driver from a unidentified man which through following notes 5 and 6 leads Dr.codon meeting "john" at woodlawn cemetery paying john $70,000 -
second payment
an additional $50,000 was given for the location of the baby. which later is discovered as false -
baby found
the baby was found accidentally partly buried and badly decomposed -
killer convicted for his crimes
the jury reached a verdict that Hauptmann was found guilty of murder is the first degree and sentenced to death.