A review of the book "The Lives of Sacco and Vanzetti" by Rick Geary.

What price would the accused kidnapper of the Lindbergh baby pay for the crime? And might he have been innocent after all? The final article in my Lindbergh kidnapping series covers the trial and aftermath.

Dashing aviator Charles Lindbergh seemed to lead a charmed life...until his firstborn son was kidnapped in 1932. Read about the original "Crime of the Century" here.

As police frantically searched for the missing Lindbergh baby, ransom negotiations with the kidnapper began. But was it too late for little Lindy? Part two in my Lindbergh kidnapping series.

Beatlemania swept the U.S. in the 1960s. Less than 20 years later, the band had broken up and John Lennon was killed in front of his NYC home. Get information on the murder and find out where the principal players are 30 years after the crime.

James A. Garfield, the second US President to be assassinated, fell prey to a psychopath with delusions of grandeur. Read on to find out what set the assassin off.

With quite possibly the least thought-out disguise in history, Kasey Kazee attempted to rob a liquor store in Kentucky in 2007. Read about the "Duct Tape Bandit" here and ask yourself, "What was he THINKING?"

The Chowchilla captives faced a set of daunting circumstances, and their survival was in their own hands. Read about their escape here.

The mistakes made by the Chowchilla kidnappers quickly led to their arrest. Read about their errors and the aftermath of the crime.

The small city of Chowchilla, California was thrust into the national spotlight on July 15, 1976, when kidnappers seized 26 schoolchildren and their driver from a school bus and held them for ransom. Read about the abduction and aftermath.