During this event, Violet Sharp killed herself to avoid another round of questioning.
During this event, Violet Sharp killed herself to avoid another round of questioning. John Condon tried to help mediate this event and put an ad in the paper reading "Money is Ready. Jafsie." One person implicated in it possessed gold certificates supposedly left in a shoebox by Isidor Finch; that man was also accused of constructing a ladder to be placed under a bedroom window. This event was investigated by H. Norman Schwarzkopf. The body of the victim of this event was discovered in Hopewell, New Jersey, and, several years later, Bruno Richard Hauptman was executed for his supposed role in it. For 10 points, name this 1932 crime that led to the Federal Kidnapping Act and involved the abduction and murder of the son of a famous aviator.
During this event, Violet Sharp killed herself to avoid another round of questioning.
Lindbergh kidnapping [or any synonym for kidnapping; or Lindbergh murder; or Lindbergh case]