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I’ve just watched this, and the ins and outs of the plot are pretty confusing, but my take on it in re: the death of Sands was that Parker was framing Dixon for that murder, not Corso as the article says - this is why Parker makes Dixon get the gun hidden behind the arm-rest in their car, so that Dixon’s prints will be on it; Parker even points out to Dixon that he (Parker) always wore gloves, while Dixon was bare-handed when he handled the weapon. Jock123 ( talk) 16:39, 26 October 2014 (UTC) reply