EP04 | The Trial of the Century
The article discusses the infamous Lindbergh kidnapping and the subsequent trial, referred to as the Trial of the Century. It centers on the accused, who maintains his innocence throughout the proceedings. Nearly a century later, the article prompts readers to consider the possibility that he may have been telling the truth.
- ▪The Lindbergh kidnapping is described as the Crime of the Century.
- ▪The trial that followed is labeled the Trial of the Century.
- ▪The accused in the trial insists on his innocence.
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The Lindbergh ConspiraciesEP04 | The Trial of the Century0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -48:30-48:30Paid episodeThe full episode is only available to paid subscribers of The Free PressSubscribe to listenView all episodesEP04 | The Trial of the CenturyMay 19, 2026Joe Nocera and Poppy Damon49MGet NotifiedIf the kidnapping was the Crime of the Century, then the trial that followed was the Trial of the Century. At the center of it all stands the accused—a man who insists on the stand that he is innocent. Nearly a hundred years later, we ask: Could he have been telling the truth?Start Your Free Trial to Unlock This StorySupport our journalism and unlock all of our investigative stories and provocative commentary about the world as it actually is.
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