Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen in front of a police poster featuring an artist’s sketch of the wanted killer. Facebook / JC’s Bar “We would carry on conversations about it, he would say ...

Defense lawyers for the suspect in the so-called Delphi ... walking on a trail near the small Indiana town of Delphi (Facebook) A second sketch was released at a news conference in April 2019.

After five years of uncertainty, rumors and shifting narratives, an arrest was finally made in the slaying of Abigail "Abby" Williams and Liberty "Libby" German. Since then, the case has been ...

The motion refers to a pair of widely circulated composite sketches of the Delphi suspect. Law enforcement released two sketches—one in July 2017 and another in April 2019. The second sketch ...

The defense team for Delphi murders suspect Richard Allen said Tuesday that hair was found ... Those were released not long after both girls were murdered in Delphi back in 2017. An updated sketch was ...

Delphi murders: Investigators have had newly released suspect sketch for 2 years Grainy cell phone video footage and a sketch of a prime suspect in the murder of local Delphi girls Abigail ...

DELPHI, Ind. — It’s a development loved ones of Libby German and Abby Williams have long prayed for: charges filed in connection to the Delphi murder ... to original sketch of suspect released ...

PROSECUTORS ARE NO The suspect accused in the Delphi murder case is due back in court Wednesday morning for a second day of hearings.Richard Allen is accused of killing Libby German and Abby ...

DELPHI, Ind. ― Carroll County Prosecutor Nick McLeland believed less than a month after Delphi murder suspect Richard ... be closed to the public, but the second portion of the proceedings ...

Before Libby German and Abby Williams were murdered in Delphi, Indiana ... Until his arrest last week on two counts of first-degree murder, Allen, 50, had no prior criminal record.

Grainy cell phone video footage and a sketch of a prime suspect in the murder of local Delphi girls Abigail Williams and Liberty German, on the office wall of Tobe Leazenby, Sheriff of Carroll County.