Warren County Prosecutor Tim Oliver said his staff had attempted to coordinate a plea to resolve all of the cases, but the deal fell through. The Warren County case involved the abuse of three Fairborn boys at Caesar Creek campgrounds since November 1999. The third boy, who claimed Mr. Glenn had raped him, did not attend Wednesday's hearing. Mr. Glenn was charged with eight felonies, but he agreed to serve 10 years in prison as part of a plea bargain that included convictions on two counts each of corruption of a minor and sexual battery. The remaining charges, including rape, were dismissed.
Authorities wonder if there are even more victims.
Hundreds of pictures of young boys, in athletic uniforms and street clothes were found at Mr. Glenn's residence after Fairborn police searched the property with a warrant in April, Mr. Oliver said. Detective Teague said some of the previous allegations against Mr. Glenn were investigated by other police agencies. Asked how Mr. Glenn could continue molesting for so long without being caught, Mr. Oliver said he could only speculate. They were getting gifts in return. With the the kind of life they had, this was something that they probably otherwise would not have been able to obtain.