DNA tests say Lindbergh fathered three children in Germany

AFP ^ | November 29, 2003

[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?

[HighWheeler]

[Lijahsbubbe]

Gee thanks, Dad.

[Cicero]

As I recall, Lindbergh was accused of being more of a Nazi-lover than a Commie-lover.

[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.

[nothingnew]

I've never seen a guy wear his tie outside his buttoned sport coat...thanks.

FMCDH

[nothingnew]

And who's the babe?...Is that JamieLeeCurtis in "TrueLies" or "A Fish Named Wanda"?

FMCDH

[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.