On this episode of the Most Notorious Podcast, a surprise suspect in the 1932, Lindbergh,

Kidnapping, and Murr.

Well, the ransom note was another very odd thing.

Betty Gow, the nanny, did not see any ransom note when she was in the room and did not

see any ransom note when she was in the room.

Lindbergh later testified that Steve found the ransom note on his first or second visit

to the room.

He couldn't have found it on his first visit because that was before the women searched

the room.

And so it was supposedly found on the windowsill of the nursery, unopened, and Lindbergh

lacked the curiosity to open it before the police arrived.

Welcome everyone to another episode of the Most Notorious Podcast.

I'm Eric Rivenes.

Great to have you here.

So I am very excited to have as my guest today best-selling author, Lisa Perlman.

A long time California attorney, she also served as the first presiding judge of the California

State Bar Court, amongst other accomplishments in her long and distinguished career.

She is here today to talk about her brand new book called The Lindbergh Kidnapping,

Suspect Number One.

The man who got away.

So Kudos to you for taxing such a famous subject.

One that has been written about a lot in the last few decades.

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