1901 Selma Road ï½ Springfield, OH 45505 ï½ phone 937 325 7368 ï½ fax 937 325 0147 ï½ www.springfieldclarkctc.org ï½ Rick Smith, Superintendent. POSITION VACANCY â. EMIS Coordinator/Administrative Assistant. POSTED: January 4, 2016.
Most Congresspeople are now just decoys, put in place to keep your eyes off the real. action. So, when the name Hearst popped up in 1974 in this Patty Hearst kidnapping, it is hard to believe no. one was suspicious. Actually, I assume a lot of people were suspicious, but those people weren't. working in the media or governmentâso you didn't hear what they thought.
For three days, investigators found nothing and there was no further word from the kidnappers. Then, a new letter showed up, this time demanding $70,000. Soon after, the baby's body was discovered near the Lindbergh mansion. He had been killed the night of the kidnapping and was found less than a mile from home. The kidnapping looked like it would go unsolved until September 1934, when a marked bill from the ransom turned up.