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Post by scathma on Sept 7, 2018 9:09:23 GMT -5
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Post by stella7 on Sept 8, 2018 19:46:16 GMT -5
Thanks for posting this Scathma. I work on Sundays but I think my husband will go. He does not share my interest in the Lindbergh kidnapping case however!
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Post by Michael on Sept 9, 2018 7:04:22 GMT -5
Thanks for posting this Scathma. I work on Sundays but I think my husband will go. He does not share my interest in the Lindbergh kidnapping case however! I see from the link he's also going to speak about the Wyckoff Murders. As anyone who has read V2 will know this is something interconnected in various ways with this crime and a very interesting topic all by itself.
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Post by john on Sept 20, 2018 2:23:01 GMT -5
Fascinating stuff, and a good read, offering much to ponder. As to the relationship between the "dark Sourland" business and the LKC, there does appear to be a dark shadow of the region itself that hangs over the Lindbergh crime that also feels like a part of it, in a manner of speaking, which to say that neck of the woods feels haunted, and that it was long before the Lindberghs moved there. On the other hand (and the other side of the brain), this isn't to suggest that there's a direct correlation between this haunted quality and the unfortunate events of late winter-early spring, 1932 in that region as to suggest that they were the product of a supernatural or otherworldly influence; and yet sometimes the karma just speaks for itself, and this may be related to something more intimately connected to the LKC, wholly irrational and yet worthy of our attention because there's no logical reason for this to be the case. Alas, sometimes the irrational needs nearly as much investigating in cases such as this because crimes of the Lindbergh type are not rational undertakings.
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