Attorney Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. talks about Greenlease kidnapping case

The transcript discusses the Greenlees kidnap murder case, where Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. explains the prosecution under the Lindbergh Law. Bobby Greenlees was kidnapped and taken across state lines, leading to federal charges against Bonnie Brown Heddy and Carl Austin Hall. The FBI, under J. Edgar Hoover, obtained confessions from both, revealing Hall killed the boy in Kansas. They also admitted the grave was prepared before the kidnapping. Initially, Hall implicated Tom Marsh, but later both he and Heddy cleared Marsh of involvement, ending the FBI's search for him.

What law is mentioned by Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. in relation to the Greenlees kidnapping?

• The Greenlees Act

• The Lindbergh Law

• The Missouri-Kansas Law

• The Federal Kidnapping Statute

Who are the individuals charged with the kidnapping of Bobby Greenlees Jr.?

• Bonnie Brown Heddy and Carl Austin Hall

• Tom Marsh and Carl Austin Hall

• Bobby Greenlees Sr. and Bonnie Brown Heddy

• Herbert Brownell Jr. and J. Edgar Hoover

What was the role of the FBI in the Greenlees case?

• They were responsible for the kidnapping.

• They filed charges against the suspects.

• They obtained confessions from the suspects.

• They defended the suspects in court.

What did Hall and Heddy admit regarding the crime?

• The boy's grave was prepared before the kidnapping.

• They were innocent.

• They were forced to commit the crime.

• They had no prior knowledge of the crime.

What decision did the FBI make regarding Tom Marsh?

• They arrested him.

• They cleared him of any involvement.

• They charged him with conspiracy.

• They continued to search for him.