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Numbers edit
The article states: The killings began on June 19, 1975, when Glenn, a civilian employee at Fort Carson, Corbett, a soldier, and another soldier grabbed...." - wait, what other soldier? What was his name?
Then: "The murdering duo committed their final and most publicized killing on July 1, 1975. Glenn, Corbett, and two other men decided to rob..."
So, it's the "murdering duo" and "two other men"; that's not a duo anymore. What were their names? Were any of these 2-3 other accomplices convicted?
And how were Glenn and Corbett "responsible for five deaths", but only convicted of three? There are a lot of holes in this story. Boneyard90 (talk) 08:25, 22 February 2012 (UTC)