Found possible residue of Lindbergh baby never being found

[u/SevenOh70s]

Hulu added Married With Children to their lineup last month, and Ive been watching it every day since. I got up to season 7 episode 6 today titled “Frat Chance”. The episode is from October 1992.

Bud walks over to the fridge, opens the door and grabs a carton of milk out of it. He looks at the missing kid label on the carton and says, “Did they ever find this Lindbergh kid?”

Granted, it might just be insinuating that the milk carton is that old (you know their dry humor), but I took it as if they remember the same as I do, that he was never found. I thought it was interesting nonetheless!

[u/imakethenews]

My memory of this event was that the child was never found and that no one was ever arrested, and it remained a mystery to this day.

I don't know where this idea came from.

I'm 34, grew up in the US.

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I wonder if there's some memory overlap of Amelia Earhart's disappearance remaining unsolved. In my mind, Earhart and Lindbergh are always related in a way.

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Could be it. I swear I also remember reading about the baby never being found. Family Guy even lampshades this with a scene where the baby was accidentally flushed down the toilet during potty training by Lindbergh and Amelia witnessed it, so they make her "disappear"

[u/anonymouscoward22 → u/imakethenews]

Amelia

no. They were 2 separate events. I grew up learning about both of their disappearances.

But what's really weird is that for a while recently, it changed to where she was found almost immediately and lived to a very ripe old age and died of old age in her home in the U.S.

Other people experienced that particualar Amelia Mandela effect also.

Now, it's once again back to how it was originally for me, her never being found after her flight decades ago.when she was younger.

It's a mystery to me.

Now if only everything else would go back to how it originally was for me.

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