Miss Betty Gow ( the Lindbergh's Scottish nurse who went to America from Scotland to give evidence in the case at Flemington in New Jersey in which Bruno Richard Hauptmann is charged with the murder of Colonel Lindbergh's baby son ) showed great interest in the trial in its various stages - she was the subject of a searching cross-examination by Mr Reilly ( Hauptmann's counsel ) - photo shows Miss Betty Gow (centre) with Mrs Ollie Whately (widow of the Lindbergh's last butler ) on the right concentrates on the various testimonies at the triall January 10th 1935