Talk:Victor Riesel

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Assuming this mob-figure was indicted for the attack, was he ever convicted? --AWF

[edit] Not the Basis for Two Face

Two Face appeared in Batamn comics as early as 1942, over a decade before the Riesel attack, so Victor Riesel could not possibly be the inspiration for the comic book villian. I suppose it's possible the mob hoods were inspired by the comic...

RFrayne 18:35, 9 August 2007 (UTC) RFrayne