Testimony continues on Day 6 of Delphi murders trial

Free Richard ALLEN!

Judge is Bias.. she hates the defense lawyers because they got back on the case.. so much reasonable doubt …

Delphi Cops have screwed everything up from the beginning of this investigation.

100% innocent

He didn't do it

To be honest, I don't think they have enough evidence to prove Allen murdered the girls. It is very likely he DID but just because an unspent bullet was found there does not prove he killed them. Secondly, conflicting eye witness accounts about seeing "a young man in his 20s" does not help. Bridge guy looks like Allen to me but just thinking that is not enough to put him in prison. I hope the jury gets it right and justice is done for Abby and Libby.

That legal analysis is on defense side I can’t take her serious

Such horrible violence. He is bridgeman.

These doofus cops …. What a bunch of hicks

If they let him go smh he did it

You mean what Richard said

Anyone that they knew of that was there should have been looked at and re looked at twice 3 days after the crime, What a dumbass cop? If someone admits to being there the day before you lookat them twice,RA should have been in jail with in hours,probly still had blood on him,they are lucky they caught him,its him but they didnt catch him with great police work

The. Video recording of BG is RA how stupid can people be its as plain as day and should be the only evidence needed are people blind??? Imagine if this was your child and the evidence just gets ignored and distorted when its right there in plain sight!

Amazing. A file clerk had more common sense than hundreds of FBi and law enforcement assigned to the case. They would still be making speeches without a clue if not for the file clerk. How many times did the Chief say when they come to a dead end, they started over from the beginning. They were just gulping down as much overtime as they could get.

He did not kill

Great reporting! Thank you

The trial of Richard Allen, the suspect in the Delphi murders, has sparked significant public debate, with concerns about his treatment and the strength of the evidence against him. My points reflect frustrations from those who believe that Allen is being unjustly accused and that the case is being mishandled, particularly in regard to the legal processes, evidence preservation, and his treatment while incarcerated. Several key issues raised include:

Lack of Direct Evidence: According to Allen's defense and public commentary, there is no DNA, fingerprint, or other forensic evidence directly linking him to the murders of Abby and Libby, despite years of investigation and the collection of significant physical evidence from the crime scene.

Flaws in the Investigation: The claim that vital interview recordings were "accidentally deleted" in the early days of the investigation raises serious concerns about how the investigation was handled. The absence of clear records of witness statements, combined with deleted interviews and missing reports, is troubling.

Exculpatory Evidence and Alternative Suspects: Allen's defenders argue that much of the evidence uncovered during the investigation points to alternate suspects. Yet, these leads appear to have been overlooked or not properly investigated, according to defense filings.

Confessions and Mental State: Allen’s reported confessions, allegedly made under the influence of drugs while in a state of psychosis, add another layer of complexity. Such confessions are generally regarded with suspicion in legal proceedings due to questions about their reliability, particularly when the confessions do not contain verifiable details of the crime.

Psychological and Physical Conditions: The conditions of Allen’s imprisonment—particularly solitary confinement for 23 hours a day and being involuntarily medicated—raise ethical and human rights concerns. The prolonged stress, alongside withdrawal from long-term medication, has seemingly contributed to his deteriorating mental health.

Precedent and Constitutional Concerns: Many supporters of Allen emphasize the broader implications of his case, particularly with regard to constitutional rights. They believe that the prosecution's handling of the case could set a dangerous precedent where individuals could face severe punishment or imprisonment with insufficient evidence.

Justice for the Victims: While it’s clear that the community deeply mourns Abby and Libby, there’s a growing sentiment that true justice means identifying and convicting the right person, rather than rushing to prosecute someone who may not be involved.

In high-profile cases like this, public opinion can become polarized, but it’s crucial that the judicial process follows due process to ensure that justice is served both for the victims and the accused. The defense's efforts to raise questions about the investigation, as well as calls for transparency in handling evidence and alternative suspects, highlight the complexity of the case. Ultimately, the court proceedings will have to address these concerns to ensure that justice is achieved in a fair and thorough manner.

Prison justice will be served 🎉🎉

That guy's got eyes like Tim Walls

Bridge guy is RON LOGAN

The Only thing that matters is the Bridge Guy. Recorded on Libby’s phone. He is the Main Character.

If he gets off, he’ll be hiding for the rest of his life because there are people out there who will not be able to accept it. Personally, I believe he’s guilty.

I just wanna say how dumb this dude is if he really did the murders, why on earth would he keep the gun if it was used during the crime? Personally that would be the first thing I would get rid of that gun if it was me and wouldn't talk to investigators i think the guilt was eating at him or he was curious what the police already knew and was trying to get information or find out what was going on!

Sheneeqaw is a "Legal analyst"