Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1951
Caption:
Officials Confront Confessed Slayer: The hectic four-day investigation of the Sunday morning murder of St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Nurse Pauline Campbell came to an abrupt end early this morning when three teen-age youths confessed the robbery-inspired slaying. Here, officials confront William R. Morey, 18, (second from left) who admitted slugging Miss Campbell fatally with a rubber mallet. The officers are (left to right) Ypsilanti Police Chief Harold E. Haun, Morey, Detective Joseph Liebherr of the Ypsialnti post of the Michigan State Police, Washtenaw Prosecutor Douglas K. Reading, and Ann Arbor Police Chief Casper Enkemann.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1951
Caption:
Brought to municipal court to be arraigned on murder charges, the three confessed slayers of Nurse Pauline A. Campbell demanded preliminary examination, set for Sept. 28. In the top picture Capt. Rolland J. Gainsley (left) and Detective Sgt. Claude Damron (right) lead David L. Royal and William R. Morey, III, from the court building back to jail after the arraignment. The policeman at extreme left is not identified. In the lower photo [this photo], Detective Capt. Albert Heusel leads Daniel E. Myers and Jacob Max Pell. Prosecutor Douglas Reading is shown in the doorway and Detective Jack Walters is behind Pell. Morey, Royal and Pell confessed to killing Miss Campbell. Myers is accused of participating in an assault on Nurse Shirley Mackley, in which Morey and Pell also admitted taking part.