In this final episode investigating the Charles Lindbergh case, Scott Rolle is joined again by special guest Joseph Racioppi, aka Jersey Joe, an expert on the Lindbergh kidnapping case, to explore the trial of Bruno Hauptmann. Did the evidence truly prove he built the ladder and wrote the ransom notes? Or was the wrong man executed? We analyze the wood evidence, handwriting claims, and the theory that Charles Lindbergh himself may have been involved.

In this episode Scott Rolle and special guest Joseph Racioppi, aka Jersey Joe, examine the ransom negotiations and the strange role of Dr. John Condon as the go between in the Lindbergh kidnapping. They analyze the cemetery meeting, the marked ransom bills, suspicious suspects, and the growing theory that this may have been an inside job. Did critical decisions early on derail the investigation?

In this debut episode, Scott Rolle revisits the 1932 kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh Jr., the 20 month old son of America’s most famous aviator. Joining Scott is special guest Joseph Racioppi, aka Jersey Joe, an attorney, writer, author, and expert on the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Together they break down the timeline, the ransom note left on the windowsill, the mysterious homemade ladder, and the early investigative chaos that may have compromised key evidence. How did someone find the right window in a remote New Jersey home?