Remembering History: Lindbergh Baby kidnapping. Two notices in New York City newspapers attempted to pay the Lindbergh kidnappers the ransom money. Top note was an appeal from Lindbergh to the kidnappers; the lower note was signed by the assumed name, JAFSIE, that Dr. Condon used during negotiations with the kidnappers. 1932.

Lindbergh Baby kidnapping. Two notices in New York City newspapers attempted to pay the Lindbergh kidnappers the ransom money. Top note was an appeal from Lindbergh to the kidnappers; the lower note was signed by the assumed name, JAFSIE, that Dr. Condon used during negotiations with the kidnappers. 1932.

Lindbergh Baby kidnapping. Two notices in New York City newspapers attempted to pay the Lindbergh kidnappers the ransom money. Top note was an appeal from Lindbergh to the kidnappers; the lower note was signed by the assumed name, JAFSIE, that Dr. Condon used during negotiations with the kidnappers. 1932.