[Paladin2b]

Hmmmm...so the Lone Eagle had more than one nest...

[cyborg]

More like three extra eggs in the nest

[Cicero]

That last business about the sister is pretty strange.

[Paladin2b]

By the way, there's a photo of the three in the link...no doubt about it, they're his.

[HighWheeler]

Are there ANY democrat, Communist-loving humans on Earth that know what marital vows mean?

[Lijahsbubbe]

Gee thanks, Dad.

[longjack]

Here's a link to the thread on FR when the story broke in August.

German Paper Reporting That Charles Lindbergh Led a Double Life.

longjack

[onedoug]

He believed in the "utility" of commercial aviation.

[The Great RJ]

Wonder when we are going to see Bill Clinton's bastards start popping up? Probably several in England and maybe a few in Moscow.

[Wormwood]

I must be on scandal overload, since I thought the article said 'Limbaugh fathered three children in Germany"

Okay, time for a walk.

[aculeus]

This news ruins the Lindbergh biographies.

Sorry, folks, you missed a big part of the story.

[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

These "extra" children can now claim U.S. citizenship if they wish.

[VOA]

According to them, quoting a clutch of letters he wrote, Lindbergh fell in love with
a 31-year-old Munich hat maker, Brigitte Hesshaimer, during a visit to
Germany in 1957 and continued to see her until his death.

Youngish, attractive female and an older, famous, rich (relatively) and powerful male
find a mutually beneficial arrangement.
This is news?

As Dr. Fraiser Crane (Kelsey Grammer) once told a matronly caller complaining about
the older guy-younger woman thing:
"Madame, I don't make the rules. I just enjoy them."

[stands2reason]

I read once that his father (or his father's father?) had changed his named to "Lindbergh" from "Mansen."


Charles Lindbergh could have been Charles Mansen.

[eddie willers]

I guess that gives new meaning to "Lucky" Lindy.

[Consort]

He was probably suffering from prop lag and didn't know what he was doing.

[AK2KX]

Wow! The son on the right looks just like him... and like his nephew that does that arthritis medicine commercial on TV...

[pabianice]

Another Jewish conspiracy...

[Centennial]

I have always wondered about the case against Bruno Hauptman. I have heard some people speculate that the Lindberg baby may have died as a result of abuse by one or both the parents and a coverup ensued. Certainly Hauptman would never have been convicted of the crime today considering the flimsy and what many believe to be cooked evidence brought to trial. Hauptman's widow maintained until her death very late in life that her husband was not guilty of the crime. Mr. & Mrs. Lindberg remained strangley silent on the affair for the rest of their lives after the trial.

Lindberg suported the Nazi's until the start of WWII and we now know that he lead a double life. Is it a reach to think that everything with the Hauptman trial was not quite right? What else do we not know about this man?

[gg188]

While I was reading "The Spirit of St. Louis" in junior H.S., Lucky Lindy was boffing a young honey. That's kinda weird to think about.

[Capt. Tom]

Any old timers remember this? Small replicas were made and sold as Lindy ladders. Today it would be on a T-shirt. -Tom