Sam Sheppard - Wikipedia
Susan Hayes was a 24-year-old laboratory technician at Bayview Hospital in Bay village, who had an affair with Sheppard. The prosecution attempted to show that Hayes was the motive for murder. [16]
Testimony of Susan Hayes in Sam Sheppard's 1954 trial
Selected Testimony of Susan Hayes in Sam Sheppard's 1954 Murder Trial PARRINO: "And where did you remain that night [referring to a night in March 1954 when Sheppard took Hayes to a party at the home of Dr. Arthur Miller in Los Angeles]?"
Selected Testimony of Susan Hayes in Sam Sheppard's 1954 …
HAYES: "When I was working at Bay View hospital the first time, just before I left in December, 1952." PARRINO: "And did those intimate relations continue in the next six months while you were working in the Cleveland clinic?"
Fifty-five years ago today, The Plain Dealer covered news on Sam ...
Dec 2, 2009 · One Plain Dealer story focused on testimony by Susan Hayes, a 24-year old medical technician who said she had an affair with Dr. Sheppard. Also on the front page on Dec. 2, 1954, the U.S....
Sam Sheppard: The Controversial Trial Of A Young Doctor For …
Jan 30, 2019 · The prosecution’s final witness was Susan Hayes, the young lab technician whom Sheppard had denied having an affair with during Gerber’s inquest. To Sheppard’s dismay, Hayes said it was true. Under pressure, Sheppard broke down when he took the stand and also admitted to …
Who's Who in the Sheppard Cases | The Sam Sheppard Case: …
Susan Hayes: A former Bay View Hospital Medical Technologist who was Sam’s mistress. Sam initially denied this relationship but later admitted to it. Several people testified that Marilyn knew that Sam visited Hayes in California and bought her gifts.
CRIME: The 31st Witness | TIME
Slim, graceful Susan Hayes dressed carefully for her appearance. She wore a black wool dress with a prim white collar; she used very little makeup. She was the 31st witness against Sam...
sheppardaccount - University of Missouri–Kansas City
Susan Hayes, flown back to Ohio from her new home in California, described the intimate nature of her relationship with "Doctor Sam." Police investigator Inspector James McArthur told the jury that he saw premeditation in the many blows--with Sheppard's philandering providing the …
SHEPPARD MURDER CASE | Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
The prosecution, led by John J. Mahon, presented evidence which included analysis of bloodstains found in the house and used Sheppard's affair with Susan Hayes, a former lab technician at Bayview Hospital, to establish a motive for the murder.
Sam and Marilyn Shep· pard went there to visit friends. Dr. Sam phoned Susan. While Marilyn was visiting at a Mon terey County ranch, Su san told the Grand Jury, they lived together for o week. , SHEPPARD TRIAL REACHED CLIMAX today with Dr: Sam being confronted with testimony of Sus an Hayes.