Indianapolis man gets 125 years for Bloomington rapes

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An Indianapolis man convicted of 14 felonies for raping and robbing two Indiana University students has been sentenced to 125½ years in prison.

Monroe Circuit Judge Marc Kellams said 22-year-old Vaylan Glazebrook has shown no remorse for the crimes and found no mitigating circumstances to reduce the sentence Thursday.

Kellams said the two female victims experienced a living nightmare during which Glazebrook and co-defendant Michael Deweese held them at gunpoint in 2014.

The Herald-Times reports Glazebrook also was convicted of attempted murder for shooting at a Bloomington police officer who responded to a 911 call from a third woman who shared the apartment and hid in her bedroom closet.

Glazebrook made no pre-sentencing statement. He said he’ll appeal his convictions and sentence.

Deweese received a 109½-year sentence in 2016.

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