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No...Richard was way too immature and into himself...to ever want children. Oh he would have probably said something about wanting kids, but those comments would have been more for 'show' then the reality that was 'Richard". If had gotten away with 'it' he would probably started talking about doing another crime...the combination of Richard and Leopold was truly deadly.
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What is the birth name of Richard Loeb?
Richard Loeb's birth name is Richard Albert Loeb.
When was Richard A. Loeb born?
Richard A. Loeb was born in 1905.
When did Richard A. Loeb die?
Richard A. Loeb died in 1936.
When was Richard Loeb born?
Richard Loeb was born on June 11, 1905, in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Who was Leopold's co-defendant?
Dick Fitzwell!
Who is the youngest University of Michigan graduate?
I think it was Richard Loeb. Was it not?
What are names of movies about Leopold and Loeb?
The swoon. Rope. Compulsion. Murder by numbers.
When did Gerald M. Loeb die?
Richard Loeb died on January 28, 1936, in Stateville Prison, Joliet, Illinois, USA of homicide.
How tall is Alex Lobodan?
Alex Wolff is 5.00 ft.
What deadly pair inspired Hitchcock's Rope based on a play of the same name?
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb
Who was leopold's co defendant?
Leopold's co-defendant was Richard Loeb. Both were involved in the infamous 1924 murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks in Chicago, a case that garnered significant media attention and became a landmark trial in American legal history. Leopold and Loeb, both wealthy and highly educated, were ultimately defended by famed attorney Clarence Darrow, who sought to spare them from the death penalty.
What ever happened to the killers of Bobby Franks?
The 1924 murder of Bobby Franks by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb caused much public outrage. Leopold, a 19 year old college student with an IQ of 200, enlisted his friend Richard Loeb, to abduct and kill 14 year old Franks, not because of something that he did, but because Leopold and Loeb were bored. One of the killers lost his prescription glasses at the crime scene and it didn't take long for the police to find them. Their attorney, Clarence Darrow, was able to keep them out of the gallows, but the were both sentenced to life in prison. In 1936 Loeb was murdered by a fellow inmate. After serving 33 years, Leopold was finally released in 1958. He moved to Puerto Rico and married in 1961. He died 10 years later.
