I uncovered dark truths about the Lindbergh baby murder - the wrong man was electrocuted and evidence backing my theory is now piling up

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Bruno Richard Hauptmann was put to death for his part in the case in 1936, and Charles Lindbergh - the first pilot to traverse the Atlantic - was never even considered a suspect.

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