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Welcome back, Trookai Mouryers. I am your host Margot and this is Military Murder, a show where I focus on crimes committed by military members and veterans.

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Today, I will be picking up where I left off last time in the 1975 killing spree, taking place in Colorado Springs.

Be sure that you listen to part one before listening here because if you don't, you're going to be lost.

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Alright, a quick recap. It was summer 1975. I told you about seven murders that occurred from June 17th through August 30th.

When we left off, two men had been charged with the murder of Ricky Davis. Those men were Mitchell Martin and a four-carson soldier by the name of Michael Corbett.

A man had recently been arrested in New Orleans, Louisiana and he said he had information about three Colorado Springs murders.

He was willing to spill the beans for immunity. And with that deal in hand, the witness Larry Dunn was getting ready to talk.

Now, without further delay, join me today as I conclude the story of the 1975 Colorado Springs summer killing spree.

Now, let's dig in.

Colorado Springs DA Chuck Hyme and Detective Smith sat in front of Larry Dunn waiting to hear what he had to say.

Now, before I tell you what he actually said and then later testified to, let me tell you who he was at the time of the murders.

Larry Dunn was a four-carson soldier who lived with a man named Freddie Glen.

Freddie Glen was a young and I mean young. He was 18 years old and he was a civilian working on four-carson.

So first, Larry Dunn spoke about Daniel Van Lone. Remember, he was the father of four who worked his shift as a cook at the four seasons before he was murdered.

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