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A problem: the current version of this article doesn't state exactly which evidence other than Sneed's testimony implicated Glossip in coordinating this murder. The article states "he was convicted almost entirely on the testimony of Sneed"; if "almost entirely," then what is the other evidence? I can't believe this crucial information, which anyone reading this article would expect to find here, was left out. Please correct this situation! 173.88.246.138 (talk) 21:57, 16 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]
If you have problems with content which is absent from the page, which you believe would be important to providing context within the page, you should seek it out from the public record and add it to the page. Wikipedia is a website maintained by volunteers among the general public, and you are welcome to add yourself to the group of volunteers who edit pages. 2A02:3037:403:18C8:34A4:9678:C760:E272 (talk) 13:54, 29 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]
The article sucks. It fails to mention that Glossip admitted to be acting as an accessory after the fact. From the decision cited in the article:
"At all times prior to trial and during trial, Appellant denied involvement in the murder of Barry Van Treese. Although his statements to police officers changed somewhat between his first and second police interview, he consistently denied encouraging or telling Sneed to commit the murder. Appellant only admitted his involvement in the murder "after the fact." He admitted he was afraid to tell the police what he knew and admitted he assisted Sneed by helping conceal the murder scene."
