Lindbergh baby's body is found and police find evidence at suspect's home in 1934

The transcript details the discovery of a child's body near the Lindbergh estate, the tracing of ransom money to a Bronx location, and the eventual capture of the kidnapper. The body was found by William Allen, and the ransom money was traced through a gasoline station attendant's alertness, leading to the discovery of additional money hidden in a Bronx home.

Where was the body of the kidnapped child found?

• In a river

• In a forest

• In a shallow grave

• In a basement

Who discovered the body of the child?

• A family member

• William Allen

• A local resident

• A police officer

What did the gasoline station attendant do upon receiving the ransom money?

• Ignored it

• Spent it

• Took the car's license number

• Called the kidnapper

Where was the additional ransom money found?

• In a suitcase

• In a bank

• Under the floorboards

• In a safe

What was the outcome after the discovery of the additional ransom money?

• The case was closed

• The money was returned

• The investigation continued

• The kidnapper was caught