>One-eyed Jack

>Thanks for your response. Yes, the ones I used were dark,
>very dark, which would definitely be an advantage. If
>they're talking about light brown fibers, I've seen some
>light brown work gloves like that, but I seriously doubt
>that these are $3 in the grocery store. Do you suppose that
>maybe these guys don't know what they're talking about?? :-)

I'm really not sure. The dark, brown gloves are the ones I keep thinking were what was actually used in the crime, but I have no real substantiation of that. I probably just think that because of the losers I knew and what they wore. It doesn't make sense to me to be wearing light colored gloves that flash in the dark to commit a crime, and the only light brown gloves I've seen are the leather or canvas gloves. The canvas gloves are made of cotton, also. If they really are light brown gloves, perhaps that could help us narrow down the focus? Just a quick search leaves me with the impression they are used in industrial fields. With the combination of black duct tape and light brown gloves, maybe we could narrow down an occupation, at least. Is there any reason to believe that the gloves worn in the crime have to the 3.00 gloves found easily at the store?