How Sensationalism Keeps New York Citys Most Controversial Defendants Innocent in Public Eye

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• Bruno Richard Hauptmann convicted in 1936 for Lindbergh kidnapping, ransom $50,000 then $70,000.
• Julius and Ethel Rosenberg executed for espionage, guilt still debated.
• Article discusses media sensationalism and public perception of controversial defendants.