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Unraveling Kidnapping's Dark History: From Common Law to Lindbergh and Beyond
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In this episode of Our Grand Past, Sophia and Maia take you on a captivating journey through the evolution of kidnapping laws in America. From the historical roots in English common law to the landmark cases that led to significant changes in federal legislation, discover how this heinous crime has been perceived and prosecuted over the centuries.
Delve into the infamous kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh Jr., which galvanized the nation and led to the enactment of the Lindbergh Act, a pivotal moment in the history of American law. Then, explore the heartbreaking story of Amber Hagerman, whose tragic fate inspired the nationwide Amber Alert system, a crucial tool for the safety of missing children today.
Join us in our Morbid Time Machine as we shed light on some of the most influential kidnapping cases and their impact on legal practices. Stay tuned as we continue to unearth history's most perplexing tales.
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