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Generation Why: True Crime
This book argued that Hauptmann was guilty and solely responsible for the kidnapping. The author of *Hauptmann's Ladder* considered it to be a compelling argument.
So I still maintain my belief that Howlfin didn't do it, but not for the reasons I originally thought. And not long after that, I read a book called The Lindbergh Case by Jim Fisher. Jim Fisher takes...
— Episode: Hauptmann's Ladder Restored - 146
Episode: Hauptmann's Ladder Restored - 146
This book argued that Hauptmann was guilty and solely responsible for the kidnapping. The author of *Hauptmann's Ladder* considered it to be a compelling argument.
So I still maintain my belief that Howlfin didn't do it, but not for the reasons I originally thought. And not long after that, I read a book called The Lindbergh Case by Jim Fisher. Jim Fisher takes the position that Howlfin was guilty, that he was the only one involved and that there's just no other way to think about it. And his book is pretty good. It makes a pretty compelling case.