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On August 4, 1933, Gustav Hoeh, a 71-year-old white male, was tragically murdered in front of his haberdashery store in Chicago, Illinois. The incident occurred during a robbery attempt by George Dale, Eleanor Jarman, and Leo Minneci. Hoeh was engaged in a physical altercation with Jarman, during which she struck him on the head. Dale then shot Hoeh multiple times, resulting in his death. The robbers fled the scene in a getaway car driven by Minneci, leaving Hoeh dead in front of his shop.
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