On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 15:06:38 -0400, "Lawrence Dillard"
wrote:

There was a report on a broadcast national news network recently to the
effect that two German nationals, brother and sister, have come forth to
identify themselves as illegitimate progeny of Charles Lindbergh. Allegedly,
they were fathered by the presumably happily-married Lindbergh during the
1950's, while he occasionally visited Germany. They say they waited before
making their announcement until an appropriate period had passed following
their mother's death.

Since some of Lindbergh's children are still alive to provide DNA, it
should take about two weeks to discover the truth or falsity of this
claim pretty much indisputably.

Why didn't these people arrange the DNA testing before they called the
press conference? I'm sure the Lindbergh family would have been happy
to cooperate.

Mary

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Mary Shafer Retired aerospace research engineer