sentences:  Secondly, Geidel was offered parole at an earlier date than was Honeck – in 1974, when he had served only 63 years.By this time, Geidel had become institutionalized and declined release, voluntarily choosing to remain confined for an additional six years.William Heirens, (1928–2012) the ""Lipstick Killer"," confessed and plead guilty to three murders in Chicago in 1946, sentenced to three life terms, and imprisoned 5 September 1946.