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The Lindbergh Kidnapping Hoax

Stephen Monier

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In 1993, he and Manchester, NH lawyer Gregory Ahlgren co-authored

"Crime of the Century: The Lindbergh Kidnapping Hoax"

alleging that American hero Charles Lindbergh killed his baby nearly 70 years ago and then manufactured the �crime of the century� kidnapping story as a cover-up.

The White House has let Senator Robert Smith�s (R.N.H.) office know that former Goffstown Police Chief, Steve Monier, will be its nominee for U.S. marshal.

It�s been known for months that Monier was the front-runner for the post, but word came down from Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday. The formal nomination will occur after a routine FBI background check.

Then, Monier will face confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee and, eventually, a vote, which is generally perfunctory.

The U.S. marshal is the chief federal law enforcement official with jurisdiction over such matters as fugitive investigations, transporting

federal prisoners, arresting bond default violators and federal court security. Since September 11 the position has taken on new significance with the government considering reviving its sky marshall program of the 1970s. But it�s also a highly political appointment.

Monier has spent nearly three decades in law enforcement and is now the director of emergency services for the Red Cross. As director of emergency services he developed contingency plans, prior to September

11, for civil defense responses to major bio-terrorist attacks in America.

In the last Presidential campaign Monier served as an advisor to then Governor Bush on law enforcement matters and was director of the Bush campaign's efforts to garner support among the law enforcement community. Monier is a past president of the New Hampshire Police Chief's Association and a director of the National Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission.