Alice Speed Stoll

The Stoll kidnapping was a 1934 crime in Louisville, Kentucky, that made the front page of national newspapers and magazines as an FBI investigation under the Federal Kidnapping Act. Alice Speed Stoll, wife of oil company executive Berry V. Stoll and granddaughter of businessman James Breckenridge Speed, was kidnapped on October 10, 1934, and held in Indianapolis for a $50,000 ransom by Thomas H. Robinson, Jr. In 2016, Louisville Magazine writer Brian Hunt called the Stoll kidnapping "Louisville's crime of the century".

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