Most people are familiar with the famous “Trial of the Century” with accused Lindbergh baby kidnapper Bruno Richard Hauptmann, but that wasn’t the first time Charles Lindbergh sat in a Flemington, New Jersey courtroom. In 1932, John Hughes Curtis, a pillar of Norfolk, Virginia society, faced charges of deliberately giving false information to prevent the arrest of the Lindbergh baby kidnappers. It was a wild trial, and Davidson tells this fascinating tale in an engaging style. A must read for anyone fascinating by the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. This is a signed copy of the book!