Another Suspect in Kidnapping Case
TEN MONTHS’ SEARCH ENDED. New York Times Broadcast. DETROIT, June 9: Harry Fleischer, Detroit hoodlum, apparently unworried over a murder indictment against him, and slightly amused at efforts to connection him with the kidnapping of Charles Augustus Lindbergh, jnr., to-night awaited arraignment of the charge. Fleischer ended a ten months’ police search in the United States, Canada and Mexico to-day when he vrhlked into the office of the prosecuting attorney. New Jersey officials, who want to question Fleischer about his whereabouts the night the Lindbergh baby was taken from the Sourland mountains home, are expected to-morrow.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 June 1932, Page 7
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