Frank Sinatra, Jr., a 19-year-old singer and the son of legendary crooner Frank Sinatra, recounts the bizarre details of his 1962 kidnapping. He shares how his kidnappers were not only inexperienced but also comically inept, using their real names during the scheme. The conversation dives into the chaotic backdrop of JFK's assassination and the absurd twists of the ransom demand. It also touches on the unexpected fate of the kidnappers, one of whom found success in real estate after a brief prison sentence, challenging assumptions about crime and redemption.
