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taken from nursery at about 9 pm
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First ransom note demanding $50,000 was found on window sill of nursery when police came.
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The second ransom note was found with an increase ransom price of $70,000
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found by attorney but didn't demand more money
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phone call was made to Dr. Condon at 8:30 pm and then received the 5th ransom note delivered by a taxi cab driver. In the note it stated that you could find another note under the rock.
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On March 29th the thumb guard that was worn by the criminal was found by the nurse Betty Gow
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The following day after Betty discovered the thumb guard, the next ransom note was received and demanded $100,000.
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The 11th and 12th ransom note were received the same day. The 11th earlier in the day demanding $50,000 again and the 12th giving the mysterious man the money in exchange for the 13th note.
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The 13th note stated to go to the boat "Nellie" to find the kidnapped child near Marthas vineyard in Massachusetts. The search was unsuccessful.
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The Lindbergh baby was soon found in a different location then named and dead. Four and a half miles southeast of the Lindbergh home, 45 feet from the highway, near Mount Rose, New Jersey, in Mercer County is where they found the baby with a shot to his head, missing body parts and badly buried. Was thought to be dead for almost 2 months and a bullet to the head caused his death.
