The Lindbergh baby...still alive?

On March 1, 1932, from the home of aviator Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, their baby went missing. The baby had curly blond hair and blue eyes.
Two months and 11 days later a truck driver discovered a baby's body in a shallow grave in a wooded area on the other side of Hopewell, within miles of the Lindbergh's East Amwell Township home.
The autopsy report couldn't identify the baby because of it being so decomposed. So therefore it couldn't help them. The parent's were asked to identify the baby, soon they did and right aways it was cremated. But was it really the Lindbergh baby? Many people have came up and said many times that they were the missing baby, Charles Lindbergh.
A German immigrant from New York City, Bruno Hauptmann, was convicted of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder in Flemington in 1935, in a trial that drew worldwide attention. People still debate hotly the fairness of that "Trial of the Century" and the evidence introduced in it. Bruno Hauptmann was executed in New Jersey's electric chair in 1936.
After many years, everyone was sure that an innocent man was executed.
 To this day no one for sure knows if the baby is really alive or not. Some police investigators say that it's alive and some say that it isn't. However, they all seem to say that they can prove it.

the wanted sign for the baby

Is the baby really alive? What do you think? I feel that this is a very confusing story, and that i hope it all gets solved some day. 
http://www.nj.com/lindbergh/hunterdon/index.ssf?/lindbergh/stories/linbabes.html

Irena Sendler...to many people a criminal, and to others, a hero ....

I never heard of this woman until not long ago. But what i have heard of her, she seems to be one amazing woman. I know that this is a blog about a crime, and this woman hasn't really committed a crime, however, it was a crime that she was trying to stop that makes her such a wonderful and amazing woman. So i figured that this was a great post anyways that needed to be heard.
Irena Sendler, otherwise known as Irena Sendlerowa, was a Polish Catholic social worker and served in the Polish Underground. She also worked for the Zegota resistance organization in the German Warsaw during World War ll. Irena had saved over 2,500 Jewish children by smuggling out of the Warsaw Ghetto.
She was born as Irena Kryzanowska in 1910. The poor children were tortured because of their race and if they were just different. They were raped, murdered and even tortured. All this happened to those poor innocent children. all because they weren't all the same. And finally, a brave woman decided to do whatever possible to try and save those poor children and give them a real chance to see what life can really be like.



Irena

  During the time of the second World War, people were still very harsh about how other's appeared. And this is a crime as well. You don't need a crime of murder or anything for it to be considered a crime. It is very sad but all we can ever do is try to help them in any way possible.
It was said back then that anyone who helped a Jewish person would be killed. Irena didn't care, she would risk her life a million times over again to rescue those children, and that is exactly what she did. The children were placed in convents, polish homes or anywhere that she knew that they would be safe. The children were assured that when the war was over, they would be reunited with their Jewish families.
She and her co-workers buried lists of the hidden children in jars in order to keep track of their original and new identities.


Sendler was arrested in 1943, she was severely tortured and she was put on death row. She was rescued and she stayed in hiding until the end of the war. I feel that this is all a crime. She was going to be killed for saving children. She had risked her life so many times to give other's theirs.

www.irenasendler.com/
www.snopes.com/politics/war/sendler

J.F.K....the wonderous assassination...

We have all heard of the one and only John F. Kennedy. We also know of why he is no longer with us. Well, how many of you know any of the facts about his assassination?


JFK


On November 22, 1963, he was warmly welcomed in Dallas, Texas. He was in a motorcade going through town. Right when the car with the president in it was turning and going past the Stemmons Freeway sign, There was a gun shot. Kennedy had been shot i the throat. Then Governor Connaly, who was in a car behind the president, felt his back ache, here he was shot in the back. The next shot had been in Kennedy's head. He was now dead from the fatal head shot. The secret service agents had been pretty slow that day because the night before they had been having a good time at a bar. 45 minutes later, Lee Harvey Oswald had been arrested for the murder of a police officer. After hours of interrogation, it turned into that Lee was being accused of the murder of J.F.K as well. 

          On November 24, 1963, a Sunday morning, he was supposed to be handed over to the State Prison. In the garage of the police building, he was shot by Jack Ruby in front of hundreds of journalists and millions of TV watchers.



 Years later it was admitted that they couldn't ever place Oswald in the building with a gun in his hand. Oswald had told the police that he was eating lunch at that time and that there was some evidence to back up his statement. Have you ever heard of the magic bullet theory?
        This bullet was supposed to cause the seven wounds of Kennedy and Conally. This Commission Exhibit #399 was found later in an almost pristine condition(!) at Parkland Memorial.
One of the most known evidences is the film which Abraham Zapruder took directly next from the Grassy Knoll that day. It shows the assassination in full length. There, one can also see the opened umbrella of the Umbrella Man despite the shining sun and cloudless sky.
More photos show two suspicious men behind the fence at the Grassy Knoll - one with a rifle - who have been called "Black Dog Man" and "Badge Man" because of the unknown identity. The Warren Commission never mentioned these men and never made any effort to find them.


Lee Oswald


In a three year period after the assination, 18 material witnesses were dead. All killed by mysterious accidents. To this day no one is for sure who actually did the assassination of the president and Governor. Will they ever know?
I think this story is very mysterious and exciting. No one knows for sure who did it. there are many theories but none have been proven. It remains a mystery. Will we ever know who did it? Or maybe even why they did it? I don't know the answer to this but maybe someday evidence will show up.


If you want to read more go to:

http://www.jfk-assassination.de/articles/index.php

Dr. Jefferey MacDonald...a life unplanned...

In February of 1970, things seemed wonderful for Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, as well as for his family, his beautiful wife Colette and their two young daughters. Dr. MacDonald was in the Army as a Green Beret, and his wife seemed so sure that he would never be sent off to war.
The plan was that someday they would live on a farm with five children and horses and rabbits and all kinds of pets.  First came the delicate and feminine little Kimberly who was five years old.  Then came independent-minded Kristen who was two. Then finally a little boy was on the way.
Jeffrey was known as one of the most successful people around. Even in high school he was one of the most popular and successful people. Everybody just loved him. He had married the attractive and smart Colette Stevenson, his high school sweetheart.

Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald

This was a true fairy tail for his wife. She always dreamed of all this to happen. However, the fairy tail ended on the day of February 17, 1970. Around 3:30 that morning, an operator in NC, got a call from someone who identified himself as Captain MacDonald. He gave them an address and asked her to get the military police because there had been a stabbing. She got off the phone and called the military police at once and told them what the man had said.
No one was sure yet one what was happening or what had already happened. His wife was found on the bed with her head bashed in and was dead, the one cop had ran to the other rooms in the house where he had found both of the little girls dead from stabbing to the throat/neck area and were hit very hard in the head. The man stated that he had been sick in his stomach from the site. There was also Jeffry as well. however, he was still alive. He was wounded and unconscious beside his wife. He was revived by mouth to mouth. MacDonald was taken to a hospital and there he was told that he was a top prime suspect for the murder of his family. In 1979 MacDonald was sentenced to prison. Jeffrey, now 62 years old, still to this day says that he is innocent of killing his family.
"My gut told me that what he told the investigators and what he told the military police, could not possibly have happened in that house," says Bill Ivory, who was a criminal investigator for the Army and in charge of the crime scene. Ivory says MacDonald told his agents at the hospital that he had been attacked by some hippies. It is a story that MacDonald has told again and again, for the past 35 years.
MacDonald says he remembers seeing four people, including two white men, a black man and what he thinks was a blond woman wearing a floppy hat.


Collete MacDonald with her two children

 MacDonald had been stabbed in the chest by an ice pick and his wife had suffered two broken arms, a fractured skull and she was stabbed more than thirty times. One of their daughters, had a bashed in skull, the jaw and nose was badly broken and her throat was badly cut. Their other daughter was stabbed several times in the chest in back.
That wasn't all that had been found out, after the murder's had occurred, an autopsy report revealed that Colette was five months pregnant with a son. MacDonald, has never done anything but say he was innocent, however, the crime labs say that the evidence in the apartment from that night say differently.
The word "PIG" was written in blood on the headboard right above MacDonald's wife.
The evidence showed no sign of a struggle to match of with MacDonald's story.
To this day the cops believe that MacDonald is guilty of the murdering of his wife and two children. Did he do it or did he not? Evidence says one thing when the convicted murderer says another.
I feel that this is a very compelling, very sad, and sickening story. I can not say one way or another that he had killed his family, however, i feel sad enough that  they had to lose their lives for no reason at all. These types of stories grab me and pull me in. I feel some of their pain and just cant help but wonder what was going threw that little girl's mind when all that was happening.


http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-18559_162-1002954.html?pageNum=2&tag=contentMain;contentBody
http://www.themacdonaldcase.org/

The One and Only Unabomber....

There are so many ways to be on a wanted list by the FBI, however, there are also different ways that you can earn your very own name as well. For example, The Unabomber. He is known as the perfect, anonymous killer. He was someone that built untraceable bombs and delivered them to random people/ targets. He left false clues to try and trow off the police departments. The FBI spent nearly two decades trying to track down and catch this bomber.
The man that the world would eventually know as Theodore Kaczynski came to our attention in 1978 with the explosion of his first, primitive homemade bomb at a Chicago university. Over the next 17 years, he mailed or hand delivered a series of increasingly sophisticated bombs that killed three Americans and injured 24 more. Along the way, he sowed fear and panic, even threatening to blow up airliners in flight.
However, for so long there was never enough, if any evidence to point the police in the right direction towards the Unabomber. This man had chosen his victims by randomly doing a library search on local people, then he just mailed them the bombs or he just dropped it off on their door steps. 
Kaczynski, had been raised in Chicago and then later moved to Salt Lake City. His main career was a aircraft mechanic and later on became a scientist. The gender of the bomber was never certain but the police believed it to be a male. However they had also investigated many females as well.
The bang in the case happened in 1995. Kaczynski had sent a 35,000 word essay on why he liked doing what he did. The government questioned for a long time on what they wanted to do with this essay but they later decided to publish it in hopes that someone may be able to identify the author.

The Unabomber

Most importantly, David provided letters and documents written by his brother. Our linguistic analysis determined that the author of those papers and the manifesto were almost certainly the same. When combined with facts gleaned from the bombings and Kaczynski’s life, that analysis provided the basis for a search warrant.
On April 3, 1996—a dozen years ago this month—investigators arrested Kaczynski and combed his cabin. There, they found a wealth of bomb components; 40,000 handwritten journal pages that included bomb-making experiments and descriptions of Unabomber crimes; and one live bomb, ready for mailing.His new home is a "Supermax" prison in Colorado and in January 1998, he did plead guilty.
I feel that this is very interesting. i would love to be able to ask him what pushed him to his choices of doing that. I don't know about you but i feel it is pretty fascinating and horrible all at the same time. WOW!

http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2008/april/unabomber_042408

Jerry Sandusky, shock, sadness, it has it all...

Have you ever heard of Jerry Sandusky? He was a coach for Penn State University for the football team. Jerry, 67, had been arrested for forty criminal accounts. It started in the year 1994 and continued for many years. He was now jut arrested on November 5, 2011, in State College, PA after all these years when there is now, hopefully, enough evidence.  He had came up with a charity for at- risk children, using the Penn State Facilities. "A grand jury found eight young men were the targets of either sexual advances or assaults by Sandusky from 1994 to 2009."
Athletic Director Tim Curley, 57, and Senior Vice President for Finance and Business Gary Schultz, 62. The two are facing counts of perjury and failure to report child abuse."  These two are denying doing anything wrong. They feel that it's wrong that they are going through everything. High powered people working at the university, failed to report the child abuse, even though they already knew what was going on. Police investigations from back in 1998, involved allegations that things were happening in the locker room's during this time period.
As of November 5, 2011, Jerry was still not speaking on behalf of the child abuse charges. he kept silent, and would not answer any questions. It turned out to be that Sandusky was abusing the boys, for about a fifteen year period. According to Jerry, everything is being taken care of in the courts and he is to make no comments. He was a legend around the campus and because of all this he is now banned from he campus forever.
Sandusky, 67, who retired in 1999, continued to use the team's practice facilities to work with underprivileged boys through a foundation he started called Second Mile. The retired coach would buy expensive gifts and always be taking trips to keep in contact with his victims. Sandusky allegedly even used his volunteer coaching job at a Pennsylvania high school, from which he was barred in 2009, to continue preying on a victim he had been abusing for years.
These charges against Jerry Sandusky, could end him up in prison on a life sentence.

Jerry Sandusky
Former Penn State Football Coach

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-500202_162-57319546/sandusky-probe-penn-st-officials-face-charges/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Sandusky