Locals suspected that something was off when Harry Singer started selling his boss’ belongings. Never would they have guessed the truth. What had happened to the Wesley family, and what did Singer know about it?
Sources
The Noblesville Ledger, 7/4/1936
Young Hold Up Victim Dies In Wabash County Hospital. Muncie Evening Press, 7/7/1936
Detroit Youth Dies of Gunshot Wounds. Kokomo Tribune, 7/7/1936
Triple Murder is Confessed By Harry Singer, Ex-Convict. Journal and Courier, 8/8/1936
Ex-Convict Kills 3 Near Wabash. The Star Press, 8/8/1936
Family of 3 Murdered By Farm Hand. Rushville Republican, 8/8/1926
Triple Slayer Placed Under Lie Detector. Muncie Evening Press, 8/8/1936
Farm Hand Admits Triple Slaying. Indianapolis Star, 8/8/1936
Changes His Story of Triple Murder. Kokomo Tribune, 8/8/1936
Scene of 3 Spite Murders. Indianapolis News, 8/8/1936
Slayer Taken to Huntington. The Indianapolis Star, 8/9/1936
Slayer Adds To Confession. The Star Press, 8/9/1936
Triple Slaying Tests Finished. The Indianapolis Star, 8/11/1936
Vidette-Messenger of Porter County, 10/31/1936.
Garrett Clipper, 12/7/1936
Convict Admits Fourth Slaying. The Indianapolis News, 12/18/1936
Confesses Fourth Murder. Logansport-Pharos Tribune, 12/18/1936
Harry Singer Dies For Murder of 4. The Indianapolis Star, 12/26/1936
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