Biddle brothers

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The Biddle brothers were notorious early 20th-century American criminals whose sensational prison escape with the aid of warden's wife Kate Soffel captured national attention.

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instanceOf American criminals
criminal duo
accomplice Kate Soffel NERFINISHED
brotherRelationship Ed Biddle and Jack Biddle were siblings NERFINISHED
capturedIn Butler County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
convictedAt Allegheny County Jail NERFINISHED
convictedOf assault
robbery
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employedWeapon revolvers
sawed-off shotgun
endCause shot during capture
escapeDate 1902
escapeFrom Allegheny County Jail NERFINISHED
escapeMethod smuggled guns provided by Kate Soffel
genre armed robbery
burglary
hasTheme crime and romantic scandal
hasVictim wealthy residents of Pittsburgh area
inspiredWork film "Mrs. Soffel" NERFINISHED
locationOfActivity Allegheny County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage extensive national newspaper coverage in the United States
notableFor early 20th-century crime spree in Pennsylvania
relationship with warden’s wife Kate Soffel
sensational prison escape from Allegheny County Jail
notableMembers Ed Biddle NERFINISHED
Jack Biddle NERFINISHED
pursuedBy law enforcement in Pennsylvania
timePeriod early 20th century

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Kate Soffel associatedWith Biddle brothers