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Sue
Re: Scaduto
Sun Dec 17, 2017 13:30
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Yes.

May Anthony Scaduto rest in peace.

The handwriting research is very interesting.

I hope you will share your findings at some point in the future.


  • Scaduto — Michael 5260, Sun Dec 17 07:14
    Sorry to hear about the passing of Anthony Scaduto. He was a fine gentleman. Years ago Tony and I discussed Hauptmann's handwriting in the LKC. I agreed to examine specimens of Hauptmann's writings... more
    • Re: Scaduto — Sue, Sun Dec 17 13:30
      • Tony — Anonymous, Sat Dec 30 18:59
        Anthony Scaduto may have been a "fine gentleman" to some, but Anna Hauptmann, who was in a position to know, felt betrayed by him personally and by the low quality of his research on her husband's... more
        • Re: Tony — steve romeo, Tue Jan 2 09:42
          also when I talked to anna hauptmans friend, she said she didn't like Robert bryan being friendly with jim fisher
          • Re: Tony — Michael 5260, Tue Jan 2 10:42
            Hi Steve. Anna sure didn't like very many people that were trying to help her. She didn't like James Fawcett. She felt he wasn't doing good enough. She didn't like Ed Reilly. She thought he was too... more
            • Anna Hauptmann, spouse — bob mills for michael and forum, Tue Jan 2 12:30
              Michael, whatever the extent of Hauptmann's guilt (accomplice? extortionist?), I'm convinced Anna always thought he was innocent. Not that she thought he was an angel; clearly she didn't. But if he... more
              • Re: Anna Hauptmann, spouse — Michael 5260, Tue Jan 2 14:28
                Hi Bob. Believing and knowing are distinctly different from one another. Anna could not remember positively that her husband picked her up at the bakery. She said he "usually" did so on a Tuesday... more
                • hauptmann and his speedy dodge — bob mills for michael and forum, Wed Jan 3 05:45
                  Michael, assuming Hauptmann's car could have gotten him back to the Bronx in time to pick Anna up that night, we're still left with several big riddles: 1) What time do we assume the abduction took... more
                  • for bob mills re: Hauptmann and his speedy dodge — spamela49, Thu Jan 4 00:54
                    "Who could have tipped him off that the family was there? How thoroughly were the tradesmen who constructed Highfields questioned after the kidnapping? Besides the Whateleys (who were not entirely... more
                    • who was the tipster? — bob mills for spamela49 and forum, Thu Jan 4 09:26
                      Sorry for not remembering you, Pamela. I don't remember climbing the ladder, but I'm an old guy who forgets stuff. I'm also a bit over 200 lbs., so I doubt the ladder would have survived my effort.... more
                  • Re: hauptmann and his speedy dodge — Anonymous, Wed Jan 3 09:52
                    There isn't any way to know the exact time that Hauptmann went in and out of the nursery or when Lindbergh came home. We do know that when the baby was checked on he was gone. A rational inference is ... more
        • anthony scaduto, groundbreaking author — bob mills for forum, Mon Jan 1 05:36
          What I remember from Scaduto's book is his willingness to suspect the Mafia (OK, to be politically correct, the mob) when other authors had been afraid to go there. Years later, Joyce Milton put it... more
          • Re: anthony scaduto, groundbreaking author — steve for bob, Tue Jan 2 09:44
            hi bob hope all is well, your still high on baker I see. the fbi cleared him and had a investigation on him, so I don't think to much on him.
            • duane baker, suspect — bob mills for steve and forum, Tue Jan 2 12:17
              Steve, I do know the FBI let Baker go. What I don't know is how much they had on him. When you add up the clues, Baker is almost a perfect suspect. Who else but the superintendent at Plymouth (Baker) ... more
        • Re: Tony — Michael 5260, Sun Dec 31 08:03
          Anna was upset because Scaduto's book did not prove her husband blameless therefore Tony was a creep. Anna fired Attorney Fawcett because she felt what he was doing wasn't good enough for her... more
        • Re: Tony — Anonymous, Sat Dec 30 22:23
          At least Scaduto did research at the NJSP Archives. And yet with your glaring lack of research you still cannot find your way to the NJSP Archives? Talk about the Pot calling the Kettle black! What... more
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