"Better Call Saul" brought me here. Great lesson in superiority complex. Interesting how some people in this world really don't believe their s#!+ stinks! 😈
Ye, but they are superior. If you have an IQ over 160 you literally have cognitive abilities that cannot be just taught. 160 is light years ahead of say 135.
The mere fact that a person can deliberately take the life of another and then later be freed into society clearly shows what is wrong with the judicial system. One person had been robbed of his life. The murderer is walking free. How can that be right??
Good succinct overview of this notorious case that inspired the Hitchcock classic "Rope". The arrogance and sense of superiority and entitlement of these two teenagers runs through the upper classes of all nations.
these dudes may have been book smart but had no common sense, started calling the parents for ransom? that's sadistic! and they apparently didnt hide the body too well! reminds me of the Idaho student slayings suspect! I bet he had some searches on these guys!
Some sources suggest their parents instilled in them the entitled belief that the normal rules of morality did not apply to them being so special. Can anyone confirm this?
I've lived in Chicago my whole life an never heard of this case an I thought I've seen or read about most of the bigger murders an I've been a huge crime fan for well over 20 years, but if these guys were as smart as they thought I think they should of chose a homeless person for their victim would of drew less attention than picking a child, I don't condone murder by any means especially when children are involved just if I was going to do what they did an planned it out as much as they did I would choose someone nobody is going to notice but I guess they wanted the attention I haven't watched this video all the way but from the first few minutes of what I heard it's just my opinion.
@@HistoryRemembered ya that surprised me to but you always hear about H.H. Holmes, John Wayne Gacey, Richard Speck, when it comes to the most well known killers here. an i just looked up a couple other serial killer that are more recent Nicolas sheley was spree killer from 2014 an Larry Bright 03-04 killing 8 women might be worth checking out also some other good older ones are the Chicago ripper crew an Andre Crawford convicted of killing 11 women 93-98 might be good for a episode or just to read about for yourself. but I'm subbing your channel an going to binge your videos
@@HistoryRemembered no problem also came across we might have a unconfirmed serial killer here also with 50 unsolved homicides an they are all strangulations but the cops deny they are connected an they are all disposed the same way being dumped in the Chicago river or right of lake Michigan within a close proximity to each other
Remembering Bobby Franks, 100 years on. 🙏🏻
If Leopold was smart enough to say the glasses were his and he lost them but didn't know where but often went to Wolf Lake keep it simple.
"Better Call Saul" brought me here. Great lesson in superiority complex. Interesting how some people in this world really don't believe their s#!+ stinks! 😈
Someone else mentioned Better Call Saul as well! Yes far too many people have that attitude today unfortunately. We are ruled by sociopaths.
Howard's speech to Saul and Kim? Me too.
Rope bought me here
Ye, but they are superior. If you have an IQ over 160 you literally have cognitive abilities that cannot be just taught.
160 is light years ahead of say 135.
They sound pretty psychotic to me
Yes
Never heard of them until
"Better Call Saul."
That's interesting that they were referenced on that.
@@HistoryRemembered Watch the most recent episode from this Monday.
@@E.C.2 Thanks for the tip but I don't generally watch TV series.
@@HistoryRemembered Watch it anyway
Very unique !! 3 rich Jewish boys
The mere fact that a person can deliberately take the life of another and then later be freed into society clearly shows what is wrong with the judicial system. One person had been robbed of his life. The murderer is walking free.
How can that be right??
Good succinct overview of this notorious case that inspired the Hitchcock classic "Rope". The arrogance and sense of superiority and entitlement of these two teenagers runs through the upper classes of all nations.
Thanks I am glad you enjoyed it. Always good to mention "Rope" and I couldn't agree more about the arrogance of elites.
As I explained above, I saw The Rope the summer before my final year at the High School where i was targeted by a psychopath like those!
My grandfather met them. His cousins lived near them
Wow that's very interesting.
That is like Sooooooh cool!!!!
these dudes may have been book smart but had no common sense, started calling the parents for ransom? that's sadistic! and they apparently didnt hide the body too well! reminds me of the Idaho student slayings suspect! I bet he had some searches on these guys!
Arrogance is never a good thing, and people who think they are smarter than everyone else usually come a cropper in the end.
the robot voice is AWFUL.
Thanks for your comment.
Some sources suggest their parents instilled in them the entitled belief that the normal rules of morality did not apply to them being so special. Can anyone confirm this?
Hadn't heard that before. Interesting.
As well as inspiration for ROPE a more direct dramatisation is the movie
Compulsion 1959 Starring Orson Welles.
Thanks a lot for that. I have seen Rope of course but not Compulsion. Must check it out.
What would Friedrich have said..
Loeb was the one hanging around the reporters. Not Leopold. Pretty good nonetheless though.
Thanks for pointing that out, every so often there is a source mistake or I make a script mistake. And thanks for watching.
It’s too upsetting to continue. At least now I know about this case. 😞
Yes it was a pretty bad case
Moscow Idaho ?
Oh way too smart...
then fail..
Loeb was the one hanging around reporters and giving theories. Not Leopold. Pretty good nonetheless though
I've lived in Chicago my whole life an never heard of this case an I thought I've seen or read about most of the bigger murders an I've been a huge crime fan for well over 20 years, but if these guys were as smart as they thought I think they should of chose a homeless person for their victim would of drew less attention than picking a child, I don't condone murder by any means especially when children are involved just if I was going to do what they did an planned it out as much as they did I would choose someone nobody is going to notice but I guess they wanted the attention I haven't watched this video all the way but from the first few minutes of what I heard it's just my opinion.
That's interesting that this crime is not talked about all that much in Chicago.
@@HistoryRemembered ya that surprised me to but you always hear about H.H. Holmes, John Wayne Gacey, Richard Speck, when it comes to the most well known killers here. an i just looked up a couple other serial killer that are more recent Nicolas sheley was spree killer from 2014 an Larry Bright 03-04 killing 8 women might be worth checking out also some other good older ones are the Chicago ripper crew an Andre Crawford convicted of killing 11 women 93-98 might be good for a episode or just to read about for yourself. but I'm subbing your channel an going to binge your videos
@@andrew5157 Thanks for the info and thanks for the sub. Much appreciated.
@@HistoryRemembered no problem also came across we might have a unconfirmed serial killer here also with 50 unsolved homicides an they are all strangulations but the cops deny they are connected an they are all disposed the same way being dumped in the Chicago river or right of lake Michigan within a close proximity to each other
Disgusting!!
I agree with that statement. It is not right.