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Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1951
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Detective Duane Bauer

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1950
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Friend Of Murdered Nurse: Miss Edith Puckett of 338 N.Ashley St. was one of the few close friends of Miss Pauline Campbell, St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital nurse whose slayers confessed early today. Miss Puckett revealed that Miss Campbell was hard of hearing and, therefore, may not have heard the youthful killer sneak up behind her Sunday morning. Three teen-aged youths -- two from Ypsilanti and one from Milan -- confessed the killing early today.

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Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1951
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Mallet That Killed Nurse - Ypsilanti Police Capt. Emil Susterka holds the heavy rubber mallet used in the brutal Sunday morning slaying of St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Nurse Pauline Campbell. Police found the weapon in an Ypsilanti garage where Jacob M. Pell, 18, was employed. William R. Morey, also 18, admitted to police early this morning that he had struck the 34-year-old Miss Campbell twice with the mallet, causing her death. Pell and Morey, both of Ypsilanti, and David L. Royal, 17, of Milan, broke down under police questioning early this morning, ending a four-day investigation.