Fort Bliss soldier whose questioned story on Walmart shooting heroism found dead | KFOX
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Glendon Garfield Oakley Jr. Obituary - Killeen, TX
Fort Bliss soldier helped children to safety when shooting started in El Paso | KFOX
Glendon Oakley, el hombre que protegió a varios niños perdidos en el tiroteo de El Paso | Univision 41 San Antonio KWEX | Univision
El Paso shooting: Glendon Oakley Jr. lauded as hero after saving kids
El Paso shooting witness describes trying to help kids escape as gunman opened fire
GLendon Oakley - Retired - US Army | LinkedIn
Hero Fort Bliss Soldier Carried Children Away from Gunfire in Walmart Shooting | Military.com
Killeen native hailed as a hero during Walmart massacre found dead | KWKT - FOX 44
Soldier who saved children during El Paso shooting arrested for military desertion
Glendon Oakley, celebrated as El Paso hero, is arrested for allegedly going AWOL - The Washington Post
El Paso solider cries for the children he couldn't save in Walmart shooting - Mirror Online
Hero' soldier in El Paso shooting arrested for desertion | kcentv.com
Fort Bliss soldier whose heroism story questioned of Walmart shooting found dead
Soldier recounts trying to rescue kids during Walmart shooting | Canoe.Com
Man says he ran toward El Paso gunfire, carried lost children to safety | CBS 42
DVIDS - News - Soldier channels training and courage during tragedy
El Paso Hero Interview | "What I did is what I was supposed to do." - The full interview with Private First Class Glendon Oakley, who saved several children during the mass...
Military hero praised by Donald Trump for saving children during El Paso mass shooting is found dead | Daily Mail Online
El Paso shooting witness describes trying to help kids escape as gunman opened fire
Ellison grad who made headlines during El Paso shooting, met Trump, found dead at Fort Bliss | Breaking | kdhnews.com
Soldier with questioned story of heroism in Walmart attack found dead
President Donald Trump gestures to Army Pfc. Glendon Oakley, left, as he speaks to the media as he visits the El Paso Regional Communications Center after meeting with people affected by the
