http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/leoploeb/LEOPOLD1.GIF
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From "Loeb's Confession Accuses Leopold; Typewriter Found," Chicago Daily News, 7 June 1924:
Curt Geissler, 647 West 19th Street, Milwaukee, offered himself as a substitute for one of the boys on the gallows, in a letter to Chief of Police Collins received to-day. The letter is only one of hundreds of freak communications that have reached the chief, the state's attorney and the accused boys since the confessions.
"I am willing to take the place of one of the boys in case they are to be hung," Geissler wrote. "If this can be legally arranged and the parents and the parents of one of the boys are willing to pay my heirs $1,000,000 then I am ready to be hung any time the law is ready to call on me, as there is no glory in life ahead of me."
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Tagline: Was it a crime of passion? Or a passion for crime?
Plot Summary: The true story of gay lovers, Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. who kidnapped and murdered a child in the early 1920s for kicks...
User Comments: Wonderful cinematography, sub-par acting
User Rating: 7.0/10
Cast overview, first billed only: Daniel Schlachet .... Richard Loeb Craig Chester .... Nathan Leopold Jr. Ron Vawter .... State's Attorney Crowe Michael Kirby .... Detective Savage Michael Stumm .... Doctor Bowman Valda Z. Drabla .... Germaine Reinhardt Natalie Stanford .... Susan Lurie Isabela Araujo .... Venus in Furs Diva Jill 'Spanky' Buchanan .... Venus in Furs Diva Nashom Benjamin .... Venus in Furs Diva/Mona Foot (as Mona Foot) Trash .... Venus in Furs Diva Trasharama .... Venus in Furs Diva Nashom Wooden .... Venus in Furs Diva Peter Bowen .... Factory Workman Ryan Landry .... Ivory
I really adored it as a teenager, not sure what I'd think of it now. I still own it, should give it another viewing.
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