1915: George (Peanut) Natzke

George (Peanut) Natzke

Portrait of George (Peanut) Natzke, sitting in a room in Chicago, Illinois. Natzke was accused of killing Charles Petzel, a mailman, when he came to the aid of Mabel Carr.

Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society.

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