May 11,  · The body of aviation hero Charles Lindbergh’s baby is found on May 12, , more than two months after he was kidnapped from his family’s Hopewell, New Jersey, mansion.. Lindbergh.

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The Lindbergh Baby is the project of Vermont-based Scott Broderick (guitar, voice). They have been assisted by members of Blood Axis, The Black Sea Quartet and The Activist Dictators, including Herr Kammerer (guitars), Amber Rae (vocals, percussion), Michael Moynihan (bodhran, accordian), Annabel Lee (violin), Andy Schubert (guitar), Meistah (mandolin).

Lindbergh was jealous of the baby and being a cold, cruel man, he would constantly ‘hide’ the baby in the mansion or on the grounds, causing the others to try & find him. Eventually, Lindbergh would retrieve the baby, laughing at his cruel joke. But the last time was the death of the baby.

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Dec 29,  · The story I heard was Lindbergh really was a jerk. He liked to play practical jokes. One of the theories is that he placed the ladder up against the house himself, took the baby out the window to scare his wife, and then accidentally dropped him on the way down. He then tossed the baby in the woods and formulated his alibi.