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Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, two wealthy and intelligent young men from 1920s Chicago, murdered 14-year-old Bobby Franks in an attempt to commit the "perfect crime" based on their belief that they were Nietzschean "supermen" exempt from moral laws. They hit Franks with a chisel, abandoned his body in a culvert, and attempted to collect a ransom, but were caught after leaving evidence at the scene. Both men confessed and were sentenced to life in prison, with their crime highlighting the arrogance of believing oneself above the law.
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Chapter 2
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1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
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3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
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- 1. Leopold and LOeBVERSUSRASKOLNIKOV Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
- 3. Returning from WWI, America was more open to a liberal sense of living.
- 4. This allowed the emergence of flappers, speakeasies, and jazz.
- 6. Corruption of government officials, especially in Chicago, was common.
- 7. Many politicians would find themselves on the payroll of a gang.
- 10. Level of extreme intelligence exhibited at four months when he spoke his first words
- 11. Was only student at school with a governess (nanny)
- 13. Father was a lawyer, then became Vice President of Sears and Roebuck
- 14. Extensively tutored by nanny. Eventually, this led him to skip several grades
- 16. Loeb ,18, and Leopold ,19, at time of murder
- 18. They never had a set boy but the first one they were going to get was Kevin Levinson.
- 19. Loeb wandered around the school playground, but eventually lost sight of Levinson.
- 20. Gave up on finding the boy, and then caught sight of Robert(Bobby) Franks
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- 23. Son of Chicago Millionaire, Jacob Franks
- 25. The victim did not become unconscious from the initial blow and was hit repeatedly.
- 27. Removed clothing from body, then burned it
- 28. Dragged Franks’ body to a culvert with a robe
- 29. Tried to “burn” identifying physical characteristics on the body
- 30. Accidently left part of the body to protrude from the opening of the culvert
- 32. Body was found before ransom collection plan could take place
- 33. Glasses with a unique hinge at the scene of the crime led police to Leopold
- 34. Initially, Loeb stayed quiet while Leopold talked to friends and reporters
- 36. Intelligence and wealth of Leopold and Loeb was a factor in this belief Spencer Pratt
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