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Hair samples from the crowbar were used to convict him of murder. He was convicted of three counts of first degree murder; he would be eligible for parole 52 years later. At sentencing he maintained his innocence. Glaze was housed in James T.

Glaze was arrested on August 31, 1987 while driving under the influence of alcohol, for a violation of his parole from a Texas conviction for crime in 1974. The arresting officers found a bloody shirt, crowbar and nightstick in his truck.

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