The prosecutor handling the case of accused Delphi killer Richard Allen has moved to hold his attorneys in contempt over an evidence leak that included crime scene photos of the murders of teens Liberty German and Abigail Williams in 2017. Carroll County Prosecutor Nick McLeland cited the “unmeasurable and incurable” harm caused by the egregious …
An Indiana judge will allow news cameras to record a hearing Thursday in the murder case against Richard Allen, who is charged with killing teenagers Abigail Williams and Libby German in Delphi in 2017. Allen’s attorneys had asked Judge Fran Gull last month to allow cameras to record all future proceedings in the case, while …
A judge ruled Friday that the man accused in the Delphi murders of two teen girls can be moved out of a maximum security prison in northern Indiana. Judge Fran Gull’s order authorizes the Department of Corrections to move Richard Allen to “accommodate his medical and physical needs pursuant to medical directives by the Department …
A catfishing pedophile — whose online persona is believed to be the last communication with Indiana teens Libby German and Abby Williams before they were killed — may have protected suspect Richard Allen and could be now cooperating with police as his child porn trial date approaches. Allen, a pharmacy technician in Delphi, was arrested …
Neighbors of accused Delphi killer Richard Allen were surprised to see police officers at his Indiana home earlier this month, 10 days before his arrest for the murders of “Libby” German, 14, and Abigail “Abby” Williams, 13. Non-uniformed officers searched the tidy, one-story brick home and property for 12 hours that day, the New York …
*This is a developing story and will be updated as additional information becomes available.* Indiana law enforcement says a major development is underway in connection with the Delphi murders and deaths of Libby German and Abby Williams. According to Fox 59, the Indiana State Police are expected to hold a press conference Monday that details …
Police may be one step closer to cracking the unsolved murders of two teen girls whose bodies were found near an Indiana railroad nearly five years ago, WXIN-TV reports. In February 2017, Liberty “Libby” German and her friend Abigail Williams, both 14, were murdered in Delphi, Indiana, after taking a walk together. Investigators thus far …
The man allegedly behind a fake online profile used around the time two young teen girls were kidnapped and murdered in a small Indiana town is already behind bars, charged with 30 felonies, including child exploitation and possession of child pornography. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Indiana State Police asked for information from anyone who may …
Indiana State Police are looking for information about a fictitious online profile used in 2016 and 2017, around the time that two young teen girls were kidnapped and murdered in the small town of Delphi. Liberty “Libby” German, 14, and Abigail “Abby” Williams, 13, disappeared on February 13, 2017, after heading off to the trails …
As Indiana authorities looking into a possible connection with a man arrested on child molestation charges and in the murder of two Delphi girls, additional information continues to surface. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Randolph County authorities arrested Charles Eldridge, 46, on January 8, and charged him with felony child molestation and solicitation. Eldridge was caught during a sting …
Am Indiana man arrested on January 8 has an uncanny resemblance to the sketch of a man accused of killing two young girls in Delphi, Indiana, last year. The FBI and Indiana State Police are now investigating to see if there is a connection. Crimefeed reports that Randolph County authorities arrested Charles Eldridge, 46, and charged him …
An Indiana man suspected of killing 8-year-old April Tinsley in Fort Wayne, Indiana, reportedly left cryptic notes indicating that he would kill again. Years after leaving the notes, two young girls were brutally murdered while walking along a bridge in nearby Delphi. “We have 1,000 names out there, and we’re still looking at all of …
