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Investigator Outside Leonard Service Station Where John Gibbons Was Murdered, May 1963 Photographer: Bill Treml

Investigator Outside Leonard Service Station Where John Gibbons Was Murdered, May 1963 image

Year:
1963

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 20, 1963
Caption:
MURDER SCENE: John R. Gibbons, 21-year-old attendant at this Carpenter Rd. service station, was killed Saturday afternoon by a holdup man who fled with $150 in cash. Sheriff's men say a two-day investigation has been fruitless.

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Interior Of Leonard Service Station Where John Gibbons Was Murdered, May 1963 Photographer: Bill Treml

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Year:
1963

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Washtenaw County Sheriff Deputies Outside Leonard Service Station Where John Gibbons Was Murdered, May 1963 Photographer: Bill Treml

Washtenaw County Sheriff Deputies Outside Leonard Service Station Where John Gibbons Was Murdered, May 1963 image

Year:
1963

Investigator Outside Leonard Service Station Where John Gibbons Was Murdered, May 1963 Photographer: Bill Treml

Year:
1963

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Bandits Take $1,000 From Webster Store

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Ann Arbor News, December 14, 1956

Day

Month

December

Year

1956

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Esther & Walter Vigar Discuss The Robbery Of Their Grocery Store, December 1956

Year:
1956

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 15, 1956
Caption:
HOLDUP VICTIMS: Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Vigar discuss yesterday noon's robbery of their combination grocery store and gasoline station in Webster township. Mr. and Mrs. Vigar and three others were bound while two men made off with about $1,000.