Sorry you've mentioned before that one or both of them had bad teeth, I was wondering if you know what was bad about them?
Also, since both were maybe overweight as teenagers, do you know what was meant when it was said that they both dieted before the murder?
With Loeb you can see when he smiled that his teeth were irregular:
Here's all the information I have about their teeth:
From psych reports: Teeth irregular and with absent lateral incisors. Still has some baby teeth. Poor teeth.
He has had considerable dental work in straightening the teeth. He still has three of his baby teeth, and the adult teeth have not been revealed, as show by xray, nor have they erupted.
Teeth crowded, long, narrow, left lower canines prominent
From newspapers: Loeb is an attractive youngster in spite of several gold crowns on his teeth.
Loeb has gold fillings in two of his right upper teeth-the gold is usually in evidence.
Loeb has a protruding sensual mouth and rather bad teeth.
Loeb not appear to be looking at anything. His lips parted and his rather prominent upper teeth became visible, but it could hardly be said that he was smiling.
From psych reports: His teeth have tended to decay, so that he has had to have a good deal of dental repair work. Much dental repair of cavities.
With dental work he has good, evenly spaced teeth.
The only time I can remember that I've seen dieting mentioned (pre-prison) is in Leopold's psych report: "In 1920 when 15 he was somewhat overweight-weighing 142 pounds. By hard exercise he reduced his weight between 15-20 pounds." And then Hulbert testifying: "When he was 15 he became quite overweight and reduced 15-20 pounds by dieting."