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Hello everyone and welcome back to the rebuttal podcast where we break down case law

calamity and of course chaos in the legal field. I am once again your

host, Reb Maisel, and today's intro is really not going to be an intro at all. We are getting

right into it. Let's go. At 1145 a.m. on May 25, 1935, an eight-year-old George Warehouser left Tacoma's Lowell Grammar School to walk home.

And in just a few minutes, he was kidnapped, snatched by three people who wanted a ransom from his extremely wealthy family.

UC George was one of the heirs to the Warehouser Timber Dynasty.

This dynasty started around 1900 when a German-American immigrant, Frederick Warehouser,

started buying up some land, some forest land, and started

this timber mill company. One of the most famous prisoners at Alcatraz was a man by the name

of Harmon Whaley. He served one of the longest consecutive terms on Alcatraz Island,

which was 22 years.

Seven of those years he spent in solitary confinement.

Harmon Whaley was famous because he was sentenced to 45 years in prison for the kidnapping

of 8-year-old George Warehouser, the little heir to the massive Warehouser Company dynasty,

a huge timber company which operated in the Pacific Northwest and had been founded by a German

American immigrant in 1900. That German-American immigrant, Frederick Warehouser, was

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