The dark urges driving Charles Lindbergh's secret double life exposed

Few have embodied the glamour of progress and modernity quite like the brilliant Charles Lindbergh.

Aviator, engineer, environmentalist, scientist, explorer, military adviser and much else besides, Lindbergh had a genius for being at the leading edge of technological development.

It was his remarkable 3,600-mile, non-stop solo flight from New York to Paris in 1927 that first brought him fame and a cult-like following. But such was the breadth of Lindbergh's achievements that, within the space of a few years, he was one of the most consequential men in the United States.

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