He would add to a list boys names that he wanted to make his slaves (364). Once Loeb and him became friends, leopold changed his mind and would allow Loeb to be the king to him being the slave. As Aymar and Sagarin states, Leopold only did the crime to keep his friendship with Loeb. However Loeb agreed to have sexual relations with Leopold if he would help in the murder (365). Finally the Judge examined all of the notes on their evaluations, and he decided that they were mentally unstable. And by them not being right in the head he sentenced them rather them giving them the death penalty: “Life plus 99 years” (Andy Koopmans 93). As Koopmans points out, they were sent to the Illinois State Penitentiary For Men that was in Joliet, Illinois. Loeb after some years was sent to another prison called Stateville, and Leopold stayed at Joliet. Leopold eventually got sent to Stateville where him and Loeb became friends again (90-91). All seemed to be good with the two, until something bad happened: “Loeb was attacked with a razor by inmate James Day, his cellmate. Later claiming Loeb had attempted to sexually attack him, Day had slashed Loeb from fifty-six to fifty-eight times” (Koopmans