A hearing has been scheduled to address the alleged leak of confidential Delphi crime scene evidence by accused child killer Richard Allen’s defense team, which could possibly jeopardize his trial, scheduled for next year. Last Thursday, Special Judge Fran Gull ordered a hearing on October 19 “to discuss the upcoming hearing on October 31, 2023, …
Lawyers for accused Delphi child killer Richard Allen requested this week for the the court block prosecutors from obtaining his mental health and medical records. In September, Carroll County Prosecutor Nick McLeland subpoenaed Allen’s records from his time spent in custody at Westville Correctional Facility dating back to November 3, 2022, News Nation reports. Prosecutors …
Indiana prosecutors have rejected the theory that two girls killed in Delphi were targeted by a pagan cult, calling the claim unsubstantiated, while pushing for cameras to be banned during upcoming court proceedings. In a 6-page motion, Carroll County Prosecutor Nicholas McLeland told Special Judge Fran C. Gull that the prosecution has “serious concerns” about …
A newly-released memorandum in the Delphi, Indiana, double murder case suggests that a group of white nationalists are responsible for the 2017 deaths of Liberty German and Abigail Williams. Richard Allen, 50, who stands accused of killing the girls while they were hiking at the Monon High Bridge in Delphi, is asking the judge to …
New court filings allege that Liberty German and Abigail Williams, the two teenagers murdered in Delphi, Indiana in 2017, may have been “ritualistically sacrificed” by followers of Odinism, a pagan Norse religion and white nationalist group. Richard Allen, 50, who stands accused of killing the girls while they were hiking at the Monon High Bridge …
Accused Delphi killer Richard Allen wants cameras in the courtroom, according to a motion filed Wednesday at the Carroll County Circuit Court in Indiana. The Journal & Courier reports that Allen’s defense lawyers filed a motion Wednesday in Delphi, seeking “news cameras and public broadcastings” inside the court for the pretrial hearings and the trial. …
Accused Delphi killer Richard Allen has endured abuse from both guards and fellow inmates while in pretrial detention at Westville Correctional Facility in Indiana, according to a letter written by another inmate. Judge Frances Gull unsealed approximately 120 documents on Wednesday, which included details on an inmate serving time for child molestation, who claims that …
On Wednesday, newly unsealed documents related to the 2017 Delphi, Indiana, murders shed light on the case against Richard Allen, who stands accused of murdering two teen girls. Judge Frances Gull unsealed approximately 120 documents on Wednesday, which included details on how investigators believe Abigail Willims, 13, and Libby German, 14, were killed. The documents …
Judge Fran Gull has reportedly promised to release certain sealed documents in the Delphi murder case against Richard Allen this week, following requests by a lawyer and several podcasters. According to Fox 59, years before Allen’s 2022 arrest, police interviewed him in 2017, shortly after the deaths of Abby Williams, 13, and Libby German, 14. …
Attorneys representing accused Delphi murderer Richard Allen filed a motion Tuesday, in an attempt to block the state from presenting crucial evidence during his upcoming murder trial. Defense lawyers Brad A. Rozzi and Andrew J. Baldwin filed a “motion in limine regarding ballistics,” which seeks to throw out ballistic evidence from the trial. The attorneys …
Two new lawyers have been assigned to represent Kegan Kline, an Indiana man who says he learned of charges he had not been made aware of. For the first time since learning of the new charges, Kline spoke out in an interview with “Murder Sheet” podcasters Aine Cain and Kevin Greenlee. Kline dismissed defense attorney …
Allen Superior Court Judge Frances C. Gull says the murder trial for accused Delphi killer, Richard Allen, will remain in Carroll County. On Friday morning, Allen appeared in shackles at the Carroll County courthouse, where Gull ruled that his murder trial would not be changed to another venue, citing the “extraordinary” costs of moving it …
