papers. ' Still. I wasn't t<-> sure about Camp. I didn't know if he’d make a rood foster parent, so I told -the c erk not to make out adoption papets until I saw how the boy worked out at the Camp home. "I temcmber this so well, you see. because this was the last placement I handled. And it was done with so much secrecy. About two months after I placed the bay wiiii the’ Camps. I resigned from the v.r’late department. So I more or less forgot about the boy after it seemed that he’ was working out all right." Bi liews Boy Could Be Lindbergh Smith (toes believe that the boy could lit the Lindbergh baby. He suggests that possibly the kidnapers became scared w'it'.'. the furo r caused by the put licity given the case, and got rid of the child to protect themselves from arrest. The child could have been taken to North Carolina and given to a couple to be given to an adoption agency under a false name. With secrecy p e r v a ding all adoption agency actions, it “could have been dene," Smith says. Bruno Hauptman, who died for the crime April 11. 19,'iti. visited in North Carolina in' the early months of 193_\

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