The next day, the president of the airline pilots association pledged support of his entire organization of 500 pilots to aid the search. Ludington Airlines, which offered passenger service from New York to Washington, placed all of its surplus planes at the disposal of New Jersey authorities. On May 12. It was a truck driver and not a flyer who discovered the body of the little boy. Excuse me. He was in a grove of trees less than 5 miles from the Lindbergh home
Rocío (Ro) Christensen
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It's so interesting. I love that you always bring the pilot's perspective into these stories. And to know, like, such a. Yeah. Such a legendary story, such as an event, to see it through a more specific lens is very, it's very interesting. So thank you so much for always bringing in that, that point of view. I feel like I always learn a lot