Gliha told investigators that a man who went by “Chino” had picked him up and the two went to Edenfield’s condo, the Tampa Bay Times reports, citing court documents.
James Edenfield told the Tampa Bay Times he was “shocked” Gliha was arrested, noting he didn’t expect that to happen in his lifetime.
Stephen Edenfield’s case went unsolved for 28 years before DNA analysis helped police find a suspect in his murder.
Gliha reportedly said Chino wanted him to then have sex with Edenfield, and that afterward he felt “violated and angry.”.
That’s when Chino and Edenfield began to argue about payment, Gliha reportedly said.
