WEISS, Harold I,
Hanged, Colorado State Prison (Denver County) on
May 28, 1930
"Denver, April 6, 1929-Death by hanging was the penalty
assessed today to Harold I, Weiss, dapper lingerie sales-
man, who confessed hekilled his wife "because she loved me
and wouldn't leave me alone,' A jury in district court
convicted Weiss after deliberating all night. Weiss, who
pleaded insanity at the time of the commission of the
crime, said he never loved his wife. Counsel for Weiss
asked 15 days in which to file motion for a new trial,
Three children borne@ by Mrs, Weiss are inmates of the
National Jewish hospital here." TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Or-
leans, Las, 4-7-1929 (1/4). Affirmed: 285 PACIFIC 162
WHISS, Harold I,
Hanged, Colorado St pape vant ‘
May 28, ee tate Prison (Denver County) on
"Denver, April 6, 1929-Death by hanging was the penalty
assessed today to Harold I. Weiss, dapper lingerie sales-
man, who confessed hekilled his wife 'because she loved me
and wouldn't leave me alone,' A jury in district court
convicted Weiss after deliberating all night. Weiss, who
pleaded insanity at the time of the commission of the
crime, said he never loved his wife, Counsel for Weiss
asked 15 days in which to file motion for a new trial,
Three children borne@ by Mrs, Weiss are inmates of the
National Jewish hospital here." TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Or~
leans, Las, l-7-1929 (1/l). Affirmed: 285 PACIFIC 162
S, Harold I,
son (Denver County)
May 28, 1930 ee
"Denver, April 6, 1929-Death by hanging was the penalty
assessed today to Harold I, Weiss, dapper lingerie sales-
man, who confessed hekilled his wife 'because she loved me
and wouldn't leave me alone,’ A jury in district court
convicted Weiss after deliberating all night, Weiss, who
inmates of the
National Jewish hospital here." INE, New Or-
leans, Las, -7-1929 (1/l). Affirmed: 265 PACIFIC 162
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