Route 29 Batman was an American real-life superhero based in Maryland who dressed as Batman and visited sick children in hospitals to encourage them. He became known as the "Route 29 Batman" after being pulled over by police on Route 29 while driving his Batmobile. On August 17, 2015, Route 29 Batman, whose real name was Lenny Robinson, was checking his Batmobile when it was struck by another vehicle, propelling the Batmobile into his body and killing him at the scene at age 51.
Route 29 Batman was an American real-life superhero based in Maryland who dressed as Batman and visited sick children in hospitals to encourage them. He became known as the "Route 29 Batman" after being pulled over by police on Route 29 while driving his Batmobile. On August 17, 2015, Route 29 Batman, whose real name was Lenny Robinson, was checking his Batmobile when it was struck by another vehicle, propelling the Batmobile into his body and killing him at the scene at age 51.
Route 29 Batman was an American real-life superhero based in Maryland who dressed as Batman and visited sick children in hospitals to encourage them. He became known as the "Route 29 Batman" after being pulled over by police on Route 29 while driving his Batmobile. On August 17, 2015, Route 29 Batman, whose real name was Lenny Robinson, was checking his Batmobile when it was struck by another vehicle, propelling the Batmobile into his body and killing him at the scene at age 51.
Superhero based in the Baltimore area of Maryland. He dresses up as DC Comic's iconic superhero, Batman, and visits sick children in the hospital in order to encourage them to continue fighting against their illnesses. He was dubbed the "Route 29 Batman" as he first came to media attention when he was pulled over by police on Route 29 in his Batmobile.
On August 17th, 2015, Lenny Robinson had
stopped in the median but with his car still “partially in the fast lane,” according to a state police news release. He was checking the engine on the passenger side when at around 10:30 p.m. a Toyota Camry slammed into the Batmobile, propelling the steel-framed hunk of black metal into his body. Robinson, 51, died at the scene.