BEDL President's Father Shot, Killed
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18
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September
Year
1971
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Detective Teams Continue Probe Of Torch Murder
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20
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April
Year
1960
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State Police Detective Sargent Roy Tanner And East Lansing Detective Inspect Murder Scene With Sargent Wayne Jussila, February 2, 1964 Photographer: Alan Warren
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1964
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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1964
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State Police from the Ypsilanti Post and the crime laboratory at East Lansing yesterday combed the area where a 35-year-old Inkster housewife was killed Saturday morning with six shots from a .38 caliber revolver. At left, Det. Sgt. Roy Tanner, left, inspects the body while a detective from East Lansing and Sgt. Wayne Sussila of the Ypsilanti post, right, look on. At right, detectives and Sgt. Jussila examine tire tracks left by the car which they believe brought Mrs. Martha Claybrooks to the scene. Troopers said Mrs. Claybrooks was murdered at the top of the bank, and her body dragged down into the wooded area near the edge of Ford Lake.
Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1964
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State Police from the Ypsilanti Post and the crime laboratory at East Lansing yesterday combed the area where a 35-year-old Inkster housewife was killed Saturday morning with six shots from a .38 caliber revolver. At left, Det. Sgt. Roy Tanner, left, inspects the body while a detective from East Lansing and Sgt. Wayne Sussila of the Ypsilanti post, right, look on. At right, detectives and Sgt. Jussila examine tire tracks left by the car which they believe brought Mrs. Martha Claybrooks to the scene. Troopers said Mrs. Claybrooks was murdered at the top of the bank, and her body dragged down into the wooded area near the edge of Ford Lake.
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State Police Detective Sargent Roy Tanner And East Lansing Detective Inspect Murder Scene With Sargent Wayne Jussila, February 2, 1964 Photographer: Alan Warren
Year:
1964
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1964
Caption:
State Police from the Ypsilanti Post and the crime laboratory at East Lansing yesterday combed the area where a 35-year-old Inkster housewife was killed Saturday morning with six shots from a .38 caliber revolver. At left, Det. Sgt. Roy Tanner, left, inspects the body while a detective from East Lansing and Sgt. Wayne Sussila of the Ypsilanti post, right, look on. At right, detectives and Sgt. Jussila examine tire tracks left by the car which they believe brought Mrs. Martha Claybrooks to the scene. Troopers said Mrs. Claybrooks was murdered at the top of the bank, and her body dragged down into the wooded area near the edge of Ford Lake.
Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1964
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State Police from the Ypsilanti Post and the crime laboratory at East Lansing yesterday combed the area where a 35-year-old Inkster housewife was killed Saturday morning with six shots from a .38 caliber revolver. At left, Det. Sgt. Roy Tanner, left, inspects the body while a detective from East Lansing and Sgt. Wayne Sussila of the Ypsilanti post, right, look on. At right, detectives and Sgt. Jussila examine tire tracks left by the car which they believe brought Mrs. Martha Claybrooks to the scene. Troopers said Mrs. Claybrooks was murdered at the top of the bank, and her body dragged down into the wooded area near the edge of Ford Lake.
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Inkster Man Held At Ypsilanti On Murder Charge
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3
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February
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1964
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Murder Washtenaw Style: Six Bizarre Cases And A Mystery
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5
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February
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1985
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AADL Talks to Doug Harvey
In this episode, former Washtenaw County Sheriff Doug Harvey shares his memories of the turbulent 1960s in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. He recalls some of the personal, political, and law enforcement challenges he encountered during his years as sheriff - from the 1966 UFO sightings and the South University Riots, to the Coed murders and the John Norman Collins case. He also responds to some of the controversy surrounding his reputation and he speaks candidly about the community leaders and colleagues he admired during these years - and those he did not.