CRITIC TO JUDGE FRANCES GULL | It's a shame that this judge (Frances Gull) hijacked the court of law from we the public. We the public waited many years for this trial, and because of her selfish decision, of not allowing this trial's broadcasting, the public's trust in the judicial system has diminished.
Naah, ya'll aint lawyers nor know shi about laws. Why tf would the public opinion matter? It shouldnt be talked about until the trail is over. Ya'll just nosey 🤣
@@demaaarrrthe public should be able to view things to keep things honest. I don’t know if you’ve seen the pillars of this country crumble from corruption, but it’s happening.
No murder trial.has been televised in indiana history stop talking shite they were never going to make the first one a teen murder followed by a bunch of unwashed
@@Diametricallyopposed00 and the public also play online lawyers and judges and they come up w conspiracies and bias opinions so no, no one wants civilians sticking their noses where they dont belong.
I appreciate this detailed reporting during the trial and posting it here for all to have an unbiased view of the courtroom. Bob, Emily, and Katie have all been such important people during these debriefs.
@@mariatorres9789that same man used to be a manager at Lafayette Walmart in 2010 and he was transferred for inappropriate behavior with female employees.
This os BS reporting. They are simply parrotingback the talking points provided by the state. There's zero analysis and the whole case collapsed as its weak evidence got torn to shreds. Or did you miss that.
Again. Repeating myself: *Wow.* Absolutely brilliant and captivating panel and analysis. Loads of praise and admiration to these guys and gals for producing and providing the best daily summary of the Delphi case court proceedings. Second to none. Kudos from Sweden.
Shame on all of you. What a world of people we live in. It isn't gonna fly with me alive might as well send the assassin's My word is Gold. HELL I might have someone I love reading this now. Because many turned over the shame card with their face on it. Who knows but they can know it's coming out because every single bit is in black and white documented and never disposable. Not even one ounce of the shenanigans. Because people communicate thru communication designed devices. That only work and operate in one way. And if that's altered start there at the top and they can take the consequences of trying to eliminate forensics and evidence. I mean do you guys think this case wasn't discussed via media and programs designed to save store and transfer. Hell yeah and with the growth in DNA research and criminology, genomics, Genetic Genealogy DNA it's only time and if they are alive still they are thruuu. I mean I'm sure also in Indiana they got lucky on that 30yr old case. Wow them and Greg Kading on Tupac Shakurs case. It's only time and that's it. And it's 99.9 percent accurate. .1 beat that.. Cover ups people that sit on crimes and information of them. Etc it's all gonna be impossible to hide if you use data and there is DNA and rarely is there not. It's over with and they bopped. It's why the rich are super rich. They own our DNA and as we speak they can hold sell release and present at will. And we allow it by using their platforms and agreeing to policies we don't even read. I'm not impressed with a lot myself like your coverage and station credibility in full. Be Human... It's not that hard.. Or stay off mass media It's not designed to be harmful or for criminal use it's not that type of AI or I trust it'll be transferred as the big money transfer continues ✌️🙏🖕 Liar pushers
And how long was he held in solitary confinement with sleep deprivation and constant psychotropic drugs with a deranged psychologist feeding him information before he started these false confessions?
Exactly. I don’t know if he is guilty or not of the crime; I DO know that there isn’t enough strong evidence (yet anyways) to convict him beyond a reasonable doubt.
@@jay_rubyxhe told Dr wala exactly what happened he even said he thought the girls were older and took them.off the bridge to SA them. He gave details like white van, LE didn't even know Brad webber was driving that van until he made that confession and then asked webber. Allen will fry
Was waiting for the smoking guns the State promised. The State, in my mind, have not proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt. At this point, the appearance the State and Judge have done everything to keep the public from hearing, and seeing this trial, it is now clear as day why.
So the judge seems biased as well. Why wouldnt she allow the calls where he is saying he is loosing his mind and is innocent, but is allowing the calls where is is saying he is guilty....all from the same day????
I could argue that his confessions to his family are JUST AS compelling as his statements of denial during his interrogations! This entire thing is…😵💫!!! I don’t know WHAT to think, or believe.
I just want to say that for the last couple of days I’ve been trying to find someone to report all of this to us and still have the ability to keep me interested. Because so far, it’s been hard to listen to anyone, so I’ve quit looking. Then I saw that this channel was reporting on it and I’m subbed. So hey! Let’s listen to the pro’s and see how they report on it. Sure enough! IT’S GREAT! I’m happy with this channels reporting on this case/trial! Good job! 👏🏼
We cannot allow a government with no physical evidence against a defendant to lock him up in solitary confinement for a year and then use his psychotic statements against him. Even if he did it (he probably didn't), we can't let the system to work like this. Katie Jackson-Lindsey is completely on point. We don't do it this way.
Jlr investigates claimed he was in solitary for two years. No idea how to confirm this but if true it seems this isn't abnormal. Sometimes done for their protection, especially if they think the other inmates will abuse you.
@@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783 look up the IPAS settlement. It's not normal. Lawyers are saying he may a decent civil case against the state whether he is convicted or not.
Someone who says "I think I did," about a crime means he isn't in the right place mentally. This isn't a confession of a man who is all there. There is no certainty.
He was reading a bible and accepting Christ into his life. So he's sane enough to do that, but not sane enough to admit what he did? If this confession was the only evidence, you might have a point, but when you put everything else together, this idiot is 100% guilty.
Just wait until you find out that the prosecution's key witness, Mr. Weber, the guy driving the "white van" lied about his timeline and was actually considered a prime suspect by the FBI before the locals told the FBI to scram. His ,40 caliber handgun was tested and not even ruled out by forensic testing. Next week when the defense starts their part of the hearing, is going to be a doozy..
What a great panel! I hope you all receive some type of award. This is just excellent. No personal bias here. I'm following this channel for the whole trial. Ty.
@@tinazaccagna1459you don’t think people are falsely convicted? Not talking about RA but you think anyone who sees corruption in law enforcement have a record? Ever think those records came from shady law enforcement?
@@tinazaccagna1459you see how easy it was for you to make up an assumption? I agree with the original comment about "not trusting the police" and I haven't even had a ticket, yet alone a record. (I'm pushing 50 yrs old btw).
I think jury will find him not guilty. Now, is he actually not guilty? Idk but the state screwed up their whole case by keeping that man in solitary for 13 months. His confessions could be two things: true, or a result of going nuts in that cell. And as they say on this channel all the time when faced with two possibilities, the jury is instructed to go with the one that presumes innocence. This case is far too weak to actually charge this man, even if he is in fact guilty of the murders. This is so sad for the families of Abby and Libby who may not see justice because if the totally bungled investigation and choices of the state leading up to trial. 😢
This man had better access to a therapist for his mental health than most free Americans. I hope those girls are resting in heaven. He is a monster that is guilty.
@@sempero4355If he's a monster then you're a crybaby moron. Now go run for your "report,," key. Stop being a close-minded, bigoted slap nuts. Trials of sham and there is zero justice for either Abby, Libby, or Richard Allen. All three deserve far far better
He is charged with killing children. Do you know what inmates would do to him in there if he wasn’t by himself in a cell? 🤦♀️ He was also on suicide watch. Both of these things occurred to HELP HIM.
Agree. He’s guilty. How so many people don’t want to believe a guy who’s confessing is just so odd. “I did it!” “No you didn’t!” Come on now. Ridiculous
Agreed. The LEO’s bungled the investigation and the judge bungled the hearing. This case is flimsy and the judge is incredibly biased. If he’s convicted he’d likely get a retrial thanks to the judge.
No dna found at the scene and the defense wasn’t allowed to play audio where he said he didn’t do this. When he was in his right mind during his original interview he stated he didn’t do it and that was way more convincing than the jail recordings.
@@carollucey111I can show you a lot of ppl who confessed to crimes and got the death penalty only to later be exonerated by DNA evidence. Crazy the whole scene was covered in blood but RA didn’t have a drop on him or in his car. He must be some sort of ninja.
I dont think he did it and heres why. His wording matters and there were two things he repeats that a person who is guilty of something wouldnt say.....first in the confessions to his wife...he keeps saying "I THINK I did it" over and over....that is super odd wording. Who say I think when confessing? He doesnt just do it once either. Then with the mom he says " Im worried you guys arent going to love me because I SAID I did it...."......he didnt say "because I did it".......words and placements of words matter a heck of a lot and the phrasing he is using is just strange. I honestly dont think he did this. Also, Im surprised no one caught that in his interrogation he already knew there was a knife and gun involved because the cops brought it up because he says that he didnt have a gun or knife on him. So that means him stating those two things in the confession later on once arrested doesnt mean much and it def wasnt info that he didnt have.....the cops literally brought it up. It sucks too because if the wrong man is convicted then the actual person or people who killed these poor girls will remain free.
Calm down breathe some air. There aren't monsters hiding under every bed and in every closet. 😂😂😂 Get some counseling if you need to for that illogical feewings-based Chicken Little derangement syndrome thing. SMH
The white van/ brian weber was on a reddit forum years back. Dr. Wakia, ( RA psychologist) was herself investigating and interacting on social websites while treating RA. She discussed what socials were saying about him to him. This "professional" accessed the states database illegally to gain info on RA. She was reprimanded and i think fired frim treating him for this gross negligence. What is to say a drug induced RA wasn't fed bits and pieces of 8nternet gossip during his psychotic break creating false memories? RA, not convicted and awaiting trial, and sent to prison for his "safety", and put in solitary confinement, is unprecedented. As a psychiatrist, was she experinenting on RA?
You are doing a great job with your content, but you are speaking to each other with a lot of anxiety, Your debriefs are great. They just make me nervous. Your content is the best I’ve heard yet. Thank you.
With the way the media had reported on this leading up to trial and the fact that the suspect was immediately shipped to prison, not jail, I was under the heavy assumption that he must be guilty. Now we come to find out that an individual with a history of mental illness was thrown into solitary confinement for 13 months when the max allowed is 30 days? Then after a month of being in prison amongst the worst of the CONVICTED criminals, with a 24 hour surveillance and suicide buddies, he begins to act bizarre and makes all sorts of confessions. This only coming after he had been given access to evidentiary discovery. Not to mention the so called doctor who apparently heard most of said confessions, turned out to be a true crime fan who was heavily involved with the online discussions of the Delphi murders. I’m sorry, I’m not buying it.
I was thinking the same thing. Totally convinced he did it just by hearing it being reported, “ he confessed, his bullet at the scene, blah blah blah”. But now in the trial hearing the specifics, it doesn’t seem as 100% as the media made it out to be. He ate his own feces! That’s a special kind of crazy IMO.
The psychologist was a true crime aficionado and continued to participate in same AFTER taking the case and told him things from those groups. Her entire testimony is suspect given this unprofessional behavior. She is inserting herself into this drama.
Yep. You can Google her and read about multiple complaints she has been named in. The IPAS settlement will also give more information about the inhumane practices in IDOC. These people seem to never learn.
You’d almost think there had to be at least 2 ppl. Someone was restraining Abby. She didn’t have marks from restraints on her wrists but didn’t reach up to her throat. That only leaves someone physically restraining her with their arms. It would be almost impossible to kill Libby then move her while Abby just stood there. Sure Abby could have froze up but why would the killer just assume she wouldn’t run for it. That’s a big assumption.
A family's life has been destroyed by incompetent law enforcement. Their life is ruined no matter the outcome. While the murderer isn't even convicted and is walking free.
It’s ridiculous that witnesses can’t be heard. Why aren’t the miked? I saw on another channel comments that the judge was instructing witnesses NOT to talk in the mike. When have you ever seen this is trial history?? Witnesses should be heard. I saw a response on that comment that it’s only for the court reporter to hear. That’s ridiculous. Witnesses are for the jury (and court reporter) and everyone in that courtroom to hear. This judge does the most peculiar things I wonder if she’s trying to get RA a retrial if he’s guilty. Whatever her motive, she’s a terrible judge.
I’m glad the public got to see the transcripts. I know that there are wives of men who have done terrible things who were in denial when they found out. It’s a pretty typical and even psychologically normal reaction, when learning shocking things about a loved one. I’ve worked in county victim services, and I’ve seen this, myself, as a child and youth victim advocate. Some mothers can’t believe their husband did something to harm a child…even though they know, deep down, that he probably did. However, in this particular case, this seems like a woman who truly doesn’t believe her husband committed the crime and has some basis for the beliefs. I’m not a psychiatrist. I’m a candidate for a Master’s in psychology, focusing on trauma effects on the brain, and associated disorders. The wife’s response, in the transcript, is not what I’ve typically seen from a secondary victim in denial (or a defensive co-conspirator, because there are people who really want to go there). At the very least, I think it’s Allen’s wife’s true conviction that her husband didn’t commit the crime, in those phone calls. I didn’t feel good about this man being in prison and what is going on in there, after hearing it. I am not sure if people in solitary are permitted personal property, other than a bible. I know that certain convicted prisoners (for example, Christopher Watts) are, often, limited to a bible. This could have something to do with his sudden interest in religion, that he had been in a sensory deprived environment. It’s typical, in a prison environment, and I don’t believe it means he was led to confess by some higher call. He could very well have been influenced by the repeated accusations, the exposure to the discovery and other information from his defense attorney, psychologist, inmates, investigators. and/or correctional officers. Not to mention all the information presented in court, which has been heavily focused on the events of the crime, until the last couple days.
He had a tablet,was offered a television,he was calling family members and saw his psychologist daily. He was under suicide watch because he threatened to physically harm himself.
I think we need to also consider that he has been in jail for 2 years. During this time, he received psychological treatment and most likely antidepressant, antianxiety and potentially antipsychotics all can cause your affect and ability to be resilient against manipulation. Can we get a psychiatrist opinion?
He was on Haldol, an antipsychotic from the “old class” of antipsychotics known for it ineffectiveness (compared to the newer antipsychotics) and for its brutal side effects.
If this case is never solved the state and the police department are to blame for. How are "confessions" of a mentally unstable man and a cartridge your strongest evidence? Why tf didnt they wait a little longer till they had hard evidence. Their greed to "solve this" may as well 1, make an inocent man pay for something they didnt do or a guilty man will walk free. Justice for Libby and Abby❤
If RA was the sole actor, why didn't one girl attempt to run? Possibly, he had the gun out as a scare tactic-so many questions. A guy randomly killed, in the daylight, on someone's property. Also, did he confess before or after solitary? Did the state explain why the girls skipped school?
The judge is extremely biased in this case. If the state can play recordings of him confessing they should have to make all the recordings available, including the ones where he says he’s innocent and not in good mental health. You can’t just cherry pick the ones that help the state.
Why did the do voice analysis comparison?? They have recordings RA’s voice and they have recordings of BG’s voice. Why not scientifically compare them?? Maybe cuz they had a feeling they wouldn’t match??
Young girl in shock and traumatized dresses hurriedly from being naked in front of a grown stranger before she is murdered and inadvertently gets a hair caught in her hand while dressing in Kelsi’s sweatshirt and with all the sleuthing brilliance that only YT can match, it is speculated that Libby’s 20 something sister SA’d and brutally slaughtered her sister and her sister’s best friend-then went about her life per usual.
From all the TH-camrs I have watched, the judge has been almost uniformly disdainful of the the defense and is allowing the prosecution to keep peppering objections as a way to interrupt the flow of the defense.
@@TuesdaysdeadKaren read was a hung jury, with reports of two acquitals but the jury foreman and judge just happened to skip over that. The officers involved in her case are being fired, transferred, investigated, and arrested. But something tells me facts don't matter to you...
13 Months solitary confinement, and didn't have drinking water from the faucet, and, was being given psyche meds for being psychotic, AND THEN... confessed & confessed & confessed to find that never happened. Ya, that's a real solid case for justice for these girls. Eye roll
I just don't understand how you can say that. Did you listen to the call transcripts? He's clearly having his mind messed with. There is no DNA evidence. I think the gun evidence is very weak. I just don't think at the moment he's the right guy. I want these girls to get justice. Believe me I do.
@@mariatorres9789 He wasn’t in solitary confinement! Sc inmates are stripped of ALL privileges! RA had phone access, commissary, the warden offered him a TV for his cell, Rec time, visitation, he even had his own iPad. That is not solitary confinement he had to be house by himself because 1, he was on suicide watch, 2. He’s an accused child predator, 3. He’s a high profile offender. He will likely be housed by himself no matter where he goes for his own safety! That is not solitary confinement. He was threatening corrections officers that he was going to kill them in recent days in the jail. 🙄
There’s a ton of ppl who confessed to murders that got them executed. They were later exonerated by DNA. Ppl think it’s crazy that ppl falsely confess but it happens, A LOT MORE THAN PPL WOULD LIKE TO THINK. I’m more focused on the physical evidence than the circumstantial evidence in this case. Too much reasonable doubt in my mind to convict.
That was an "opinion" of a policeman without any expertise or experience in voice analysis. That means nothing without an expert's testimony. What would you expect a policeman and a state's witness to say?
What they did with his mental state! OMG 2024 and they treat humans like that. I'm sure, I would confess too. I hope they would not kill this poor man and we will see wonderful case against state and prison! Do you remember how judge forsee his lawyer to quit? Do you remember his lawyers were saying prison guards are in some gange?! When it is only one real evidence is a hair of victim sister, Caicy in a naked victim arm! Why are we here? Where is Casey????? Mind blowing
@Beyatchenator Casey is victim older sister, who involved herself in investigation. She set up fake account to get girls out. She was last see them, she was one who dictate time. She is one (plus her family) who financially benefits from this crime. And we finally have ONLY her DNA in hand of undressed victim (Mind you, that DNA analysis stated, it was not just any hair anyone can care around from their emidiat family. It was ripped off, and had roots) Also DNA analysis stated, that they have been ordered to analysed ONLY MALE DNA 😑 ONLY Male. What are they truly hiding??
@@adah3145 Oh Kelsi. Yeah. She changed her story a lot. I wanted to see her phone extraction to verify her story. But the cops dropped the ball again there too.
Innocent children!!! How can anyone say no matter what we love you and always will?! These are kids lives taken away horribly! Same as Madeline Soto n Stephen Sterns mother! They need therapy or something! How could you love someone for doing such horrific things?! As a mom the only person I'd be reaching out to is the other mother! Screw these monsters it's absolutely sickening they get support n love when they obviously didn't give 2 craps for taking these innocent lives away n discard them like nothing! This world is so messed up! Stop babying these MONSTERS!
Quit being so emotional. You've already condemned the man. By the way your exclamation point key works great. Try not leaning on it. Shame on you and your disgusting attitude. Monster.
Everyone wants a conviction. Sometimes ANY conviction. You don’t do a service to the families if the wrong guy and his family is destroyed at the same time.
4points. At the bridge at that time.RA only tells police after the bridge guy video. Confess to the murders. Sees the van that's not made public. Guilty
Did anyone consider that the video from the Hoosier Harvest vacant building might not be time stamped correctly? Did the video system need to be manually updated when the fall time change went back an hour ? Was it considered important and someone assigned to do that in a building that wasn't being used ?
The lady "the witness ' lived in the last house on the left. Saw a man but didnt stare for long because she was taught that that wasnt a nice thing to do??
Webber the van guy changed his from his alibi that he was not home at the time of the crime. He was fixing atm's. Then presto his van is at the crime scene and spooked Allen.
28:41: Did I hear Emily reply, “True that.”?? 😂 Even if she didn’t, this was a welcome & brief chuckle for me whilst listening to disturbing facts about such a tragic & sad case.
His demeanour doesn’t count. He can still be very confused and out of his mind while his demeanour seems calm. So Harshman is an expert voice analyst? Why didn’t they use a real voice analyst?
Richard Allen being calm and relaxed was because he was on mind altering drug administered to him by the prison doctors. As far as the cop recognizing his voice, he's not a expert in voice analysis. It was a opinion from a policeman who is testifying for the prosecution. What the hell did you expect him to say? If they had a expert with training in voice analysis testify to it being Allen , then you have something. Ask yourself why they didn't have a expert testify it was Allen's voice? Yeah, exactly.. I sure hope the jury isn't as gullible as these reporters.
Just think, we live in a time where if your name is Alec Baldwin your innocent, but if your an average guy your automatically guilty before being persumed innocent.
I don't believe this man has done this. If he did he had Ron Logan's help. There was another family that lived adjacent to Ron and they moved away while all this was going on.
His confession of “I was gonna rape the girls but I saw a van and got scared so I took them down the hill and killed them” doesn’t sit right with me. UNLESS he’s done this before… because assuming this was a one-off/first time thing, the whole plan just doesn’t fit an offenders first occurrence. Two victims, broad daylight, and an unseasonably warm day (lots of potential witnesses) and if he got spooked BEFORE doing anything incriminating, he could just flee at that point. Makes zero sense to kill them. Just my 2 cents. Idk if he’s guilty or not yet.
Webber made sure he was away from crime scene (fixing atm's) at the time of the crime and then he's magically there at the exact right time for Allen to see his van.
He was sent a Bible, read it, and told the truth of what he did. I'm not overly religious, but I know that in order to accept Christ into your life, you have to repent for your sins. He's trying to tell them what he did, and they won't accept the answer. Kinda like all these dumb people in the comments, ignoring all the other evidence, and still claiming he's innocent. Maybe odinism can go in there and save him next 🙄
But you are ignoring all the times he said he was innocent. You are also ignoring that they have ZERO evidence he did anything criminal. Wait for the defence's case.
Another problem with this timeline is that Libby’s phone stopped moving at 2:32 pm. If RA was spooked by the van at 2:30 pm he allegedly said that he took the girls across the creek after he saw the van, and he had Abby get redressed, that means the phone would have showed movement once again and it would have definitely taken more than 2 minutes for Abby to dress and to get the girls across the creek. .?? Red flag 🚩
The 43 second video was highly 'enhanced' and no voices were audible. Since the State did not provide an expert witness to analyze and authenticate the video, the ISP officers testimony is his opinion. Other individuals sitting in court did not think the voices were the same, some did.
I just wanna know one thing during his phone calls and apparent confessions, was he given any "prescription drugs" before his phone call to his wife family and confessions to the cell mates?
Yes, solitary confinement for q3 months, psychotic, per 2 prison doctors, forcibly given psych med injections, didn't have a faucet & had to drink from the toilet, didn't have entertainment, because his iPad broke, couldn't get visitors like in jail, had many signs like bug eyes, weight loss, ants crawling on him, psychosis (all of which could easily be Graves disease, untreated hyperthyroidism, but nobody will know, because they kept saying he's faking it & ignoring him.
@@mariatorres9789wasn't in solitary confinement said private cell area, he confessed 61 times total. Funny as the only time he was doing weird things like complaining about bugs, washing up in the toilet and bugged eyed eating his own crap only happened when he seen he was being watched, while watching without RA seeing them he done none of that. Ots called acting and thinking you are smarter than you really. Also he did not start any of this behavior until he confessed.
Time to log off with this trial, too much, rest easy and in peace Libby and Abby in gods grace, much love and prayers and strength to the girls families ❤❤
This is stressing me out - the female reporter is trying to dominate the conversation. This should be more of a professional exchange with equal time for both.
This is by far the most in depth and reliable reporting of the trial. Thank you so much for the debriefs every night! You should cover more trials!
CRITIC TO JUDGE FRANCES GULL | It's a shame that this judge (Frances Gull) hijacked the court of law from we the public. We the public waited many years for this trial, and because of her selfish decision, of not allowing this trial's broadcasting, the public's trust in the judicial system has diminished.
Exactly. Every single trial should be videotaped. To keep them all honest. Believe me, prosecutors spin the truth all the time.
Naah, ya'll aint lawyers nor know shi about laws. Why tf would the public opinion matter? It shouldnt be talked about until the trail is over. Ya'll just nosey 🤣
@@demaaarrrthe public should be able to view things to keep things honest. I don’t know if you’ve seen the pillars of this country crumble from corruption, but it’s happening.
No murder trial.has been televised in indiana history stop talking shite they were never going to make the first one a teen murder followed by a bunch of unwashed
@@Diametricallyopposed00 and the public also play online lawyers and judges and they come up w conspiracies and bias opinions so no, no one wants civilians sticking their noses where they dont belong.
I appreciate this detailed reporting during the trial and posting it here for all to have an unbiased view of the courtroom. Bob, Emily, and Katie have all been such important people during these debriefs.
I am shocked that there isn't more evidence, and the state rested.
Haha tell me you only watch law and order
@@GibboFrank I'm shocked, too. There's nothing but false confessions from a crazed man on psych drugs.
@GibboFrank no I don't. I'm surprised at such a heinous crime there is no DNA. I thought there would be solid evidence .
@@mariatorres9789that same man used to be a manager at Lafayette Walmart in 2010 and he was transferred for inappropriate behavior with female employees.
@@uly1qthat is heresay. It’s unreliable and unfair to make such statements.
Finally a level headed analysis. Thanks for reporting with intelligence.
You're very welcome.
Such terrific, top-notch reporting! This is the best site for unbiased reporting - thousands should be watching every episode.
This os BS reporting. They are simply parrotingback the talking points provided by the state. There's zero analysis and the whole case collapsed as its weak evidence got torn to shreds. Or did you miss that.
Again. Repeating myself: *Wow.* Absolutely brilliant and captivating panel and analysis. Loads of praise and admiration to these guys and gals for producing and providing the best daily summary of the Delphi case court proceedings. Second to none. Kudos from Sweden.
You all have done a wonderful job with this. Thank you so much.
Great reporting and coverage. Thank you
Justice for Abby and Libby.
Yeah and this ain’t it unfortunately.
I hope the family sees that this is not justice for their loved ones. I hope they are disgusted as many of us are.
Shame on all of you. What a world of people we live in.
It isn't gonna fly with me alive might as well send the assassin's My word is Gold. HELL I might have someone I love reading this now. Because many turned over the shame card with their face on it. Who knows but they can know it's coming out because every single bit is in black and white documented and never disposable. Not even one ounce of the shenanigans. Because people communicate thru communication designed devices. That only work and operate in one way. And if that's altered start there at the top and they can take the consequences of trying to eliminate forensics and evidence.
I mean do you guys think this case wasn't discussed via media and programs designed to save store and transfer. Hell yeah and with the growth in DNA research and criminology, genomics,
Genetic Genealogy DNA it's only time and if they are alive still they are thruuu. I mean I'm sure also in Indiana they got lucky on that 30yr old case. Wow them and Greg Kading on Tupac Shakurs case. It's only time and that's it. And it's 99.9 percent accurate. .1 beat that.. Cover ups people that sit on crimes and information of them. Etc it's all gonna be impossible to hide if you use data and there is DNA and rarely is there not. It's over with and they bopped. It's why the rich are super rich. They own our DNA and as we speak they can hold sell release and present at will. And we allow it by using their platforms and agreeing to policies we don't even read.
I'm not impressed with a lot myself like your coverage and station credibility in full. Be Human... It's not that hard.. Or stay off mass media It's not designed to be harmful or for criminal use it's not that type of AI or I trust it'll be transferred as the big money transfer continues ✌️🙏🖕 Liar pushers
And how long was he held in solitary confinement with sleep deprivation and constant psychotropic drugs with a deranged psychologist feeding him information before he started these false confessions?
A couple months.
But he would say he is innocent and then he is guilty during the same day.
@@ss-wu1vpyup
6 months.
Even without the defense presenting any witnesses, I have enough reasonable doubt that I’d find RA not guilty if I was a juror.
Yea sure, maybe they'll call Odin to the stand. 🙄
Exactly. I don’t know if he is guilty or not of the crime; I DO know that there isn’t enough strong evidence (yet anyways) to convict him beyond a reasonable doubt.
100% agree.
@@jay_rubyxhe told Dr wala exactly what happened he even said he thought the girls were older and took them.off the bridge to SA them. He gave details like white van, LE didn't even know Brad webber was driving that van until he made that confession and then asked webber. Allen will fry
Was waiting for the smoking guns the State promised. The State, in my mind, have not proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt. At this point, the appearance the State and Judge have done everything to keep the public from hearing, and seeing this trial, it is now clear as day why.
So the judge seems biased as well. Why wouldnt she allow the calls where he is saying he is loosing his mind and is innocent, but is allowing the calls where is is saying he is guilty....all from the same day????
She's wicked
I could argue that his confessions to his family are JUST AS compelling as his statements of denial during his interrogations! This entire thing is…😵💫!!! I don’t know WHAT to think, or believe.
Well that reasonable doubt then.
Glad you’re not on the jury then.
@@MizzTracystfu she makes more sense than u lol
I just want to say that for the last couple of days I’ve been trying to find someone to report all of this to us and still have the ability to keep me interested. Because so far, it’s been hard to listen to anyone, so I’ve quit looking. Then I saw that this channel was reporting on it and I’m subbed. So hey! Let’s listen to the pro’s and see how they report on it. Sure enough!
IT’S GREAT! I’m happy with this channels reporting on this case/trial!
Good job! 👏🏼
This is the best coverage.
Best professional reporting on this case! Great job, t u
We cannot allow a government with no physical evidence against a defendant to lock him up in solitary confinement for a year and then use his psychotic statements against him. Even if he did it (he probably didn't), we can't let the system to work like this. Katie Jackson-Lindsey is completely on point. We don't do it this way.
Exactly. This should horrify us all as citizens. This could be your husband or wife or child. My God.
Confessions obtained through torture can't be used in International law. I wonder why Indiana gets a pass. This case is shameful!
Jlr investigates claimed he was in solitary for two years. No idea how to confirm this but if true it seems this isn't abnormal. Sometimes done for their protection, especially if they think the other inmates will abuse you.
@@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783 look up the IPAS settlement. It's not normal. Lawyers are saying he may a decent civil case against the state whether he is convicted or not.
@@Beyatchenator Was he tortured when he was googling kidnapping??
Excellent reporting and such a privilege to listen to the legal analyst put everything into perspective!
Doesn't seem like the Judge followed the completion doctrine correctly.
It's definitely at question
These two are excellent reporters. Thanks guys
Someone who says "I think I did," about a crime means he isn't in the right place mentally. This isn't a confession of a man who is all there. There is no certainty.
Right like imagine being In there they say you did it they have evidence and you convince yourself your crazy maybe insane snd did it
He was reading a bible and accepting Christ into his life. So he's sane enough to do that, but not sane enough to admit what he did? If this confession was the only evidence, you might have a point, but when you put everything else together, this idiot is 100% guilty.
He's a manipulative person and so guilty!
Sounds like he has been interrogated enough to think “confessing” would be better than his innocence
Great reporting on this case.
The best reporting on this imo!!! Great work and thank you.
This is absolutely the BEST and most detailed reporting on this trial. Thank you! You should be so proud of yourselves !
Katie made an interesting point on using the only person that had only heard voice recordings to identify Allen's voice.
They could do voice analysis… wonder why they haven’t?? Maybe cuz it would hurt their case?
@@bunnyluver2176 not possible if it is him or not to make a comparison with only a few words. Think I heard you need at least 20
I really like this analysis. Especially the guy reporter. Very passionate and on point. He needs his own show!
Excellent, unbiased recap of today's testimony.
I dont know this dude from adam. But this shit is spunked . Something of this county is disturbing
NOT JUST THAT COUNTY THE WHOLE STATE OF INDIANA!
Just wait until you find out that the prosecution's key witness, Mr. Weber, the guy driving the "white van" lied about his timeline and was actually considered a prime suspect by the FBI before the locals told the FBI to scram. His ,40 caliber handgun was tested and not even ruled out by forensic testing. Next week when the defense starts their part of the hearing, is going to be a doozy..
@@crystalgibson51188 I don't know how far up it goes but it seems even farther than the whole state. WTF!
When your own mom says you’re not in your right mind-you’re not in your right mind!
Well even if he really did it he's not in his right mind
He may be manipulating.
Yeah sure. Or for her own sanity she is refusing to believe the truth. That her son is a monster
She raised a manipulating, narcissistic, sociopathic, killer!! Of course she is in denial!😂😂😂
Best debriefs on TH-cam
What a great panel! I hope you all receive some type of award. This is just excellent. No personal bias here. I'm following this channel for the whole trial. Ty.
I don't trust any of these police officers. They are so shady.
Let me guess you have a record see how easy that was?
@@tinazaccagna1459you don’t think people are falsely convicted? Not talking about RA but you think anyone who sees corruption in law enforcement have a record? Ever think those records came from shady law enforcement?
@@tinazaccagna1459you see how easy it was for you to make up an assumption?
I agree with the original comment about "not trusting the police" and I haven't even had a ticket, yet alone a record. (I'm pushing 50 yrs old btw).
I agree. They operate under so many ulterior motives. Like how Richard Allen was arrested when Liggett was running for sheriff.
If the confessions and the live cartridge was the states best evidence, then they're in trouble.
What could you possibly mean, if the confessions are the best evidence? What better evidence could there be ? Are you on meth?
I think jury will find him not guilty. Now, is he actually not guilty? Idk but the state screwed up their whole case by keeping that man in solitary for 13 months. His confessions could be two things: true, or a result of going nuts in that cell. And as they say on this channel all the time when faced with two possibilities, the jury is instructed to go with the one that presumes innocence. This case is far too weak to actually charge this man, even if he is in fact guilty of the murders. This is so sad for the families of Abby and Libby who may not see justice because if the totally bungled investigation and choices of the state leading up to trial. 😢
This man had better access to a therapist for his mental health than most free Americans. I hope those girls are resting in heaven. He is a monster that is guilty.
@@sempero4355If he's a monster then you're a crybaby moron. Now go run for your "report,," key. Stop being a close-minded, bigoted slap nuts. Trials of sham and there is zero justice for either Abby, Libby, or Richard Allen. All three deserve far far better
He is charged with killing children. Do you know what inmates would do to him in there if he wasn’t by himself in a cell? 🤦♀️ He was also on suicide watch. Both of these things occurred to HELP HIM.
Agree. He’s guilty. How so many people don’t want to believe a guy who’s confessing is just so odd. “I did it!”
“No you didn’t!”
Come on now. Ridiculous
Agreed. The LEO’s bungled the investigation and the judge bungled the hearing. This case is flimsy and the judge is incredibly biased. If he’s convicted he’d likely get a retrial thanks to the judge.
No dna found at the scene and the defense wasn’t allowed to play audio where he said he didn’t do this. When he was in his right mind during his original interview he stated he didn’t do it and that was way more convincing than the jail recordings.
The defense will get to play it when they start their case from tomorrow. Relax
Show me one person that ever admits their guilt when caught
@ google it. You’ll find plenty
@@carollucey111I can show you a lot of ppl who confessed to crimes and got the death penalty only to later be exonerated by DNA evidence. Crazy the whole scene was covered in blood but RA didn’t have a drop on him or in his car. He must be some sort of ninja.
@@BlueSynth83The judge doesn’t seem to be allowing it.
The county isn't going to give closer to anyone by convicting someone who isn't guilty
I dont think he did it and heres why. His wording matters and there were two things he repeats that a person who is guilty of something wouldnt say.....first in the confessions to his wife...he keeps saying "I THINK I did it" over and over....that is super odd wording. Who say I think when confessing? He doesnt just do it once either. Then with the mom he says " Im worried you guys arent going to love me because I SAID I did it...."......he didnt say "because I did it".......words and placements of words matter a heck of a lot and the phrasing he is using is just strange. I honestly dont think he did this. Also, Im surprised no one caught that in his interrogation he already knew there was a knife and gun involved because the cops brought it up because he says that he didnt have a gun or knife on him. So that means him stating those two things in the confession later on once arrested doesnt mean much and it def wasnt info that he didnt have.....the cops literally brought it up. It sucks too because if the wrong man is convicted then the actual person or people who killed these poor girls will remain free.
He minimizes everything he’s done so he doesn’t appear to be the true monster that he absolutely is! 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Yes, I agree! His words in these 'confessions' ARE incredibly odd...🤔
This was only a two calls out of 60 were he confessed. He did it and will rot in prison because of it.
Calm down breathe some air. There aren't monsters hiding under every bed and in every closet. 😂😂😂 Get some counseling if you need to for that illogical feewings-based Chicken Little derangement syndrome thing. SMH
Exactly.
The white van/ brian weber was on a reddit forum years back. Dr. Wakia, ( RA psychologist) was herself investigating and interacting on social websites while treating RA. She discussed what socials were saying about him to him. This "professional" accessed the states database illegally to gain info on RA. She was reprimanded and i think fired frim treating him for this gross negligence. What is to say a drug induced RA wasn't fed bits and pieces of 8nternet gossip during his psychotic break creating false memories? RA, not convicted and awaiting trial, and sent to prison for his "safety", and put in solitary confinement, is unprecedented. As a psychiatrist, was she experinenting on RA?
You are doing a great job with your content, but you are speaking to each other with a lot of anxiety, Your debriefs are great. They just make me nervous. Your content is the best I’ve heard yet. Thank you.
With the way the media had reported on this leading up to trial and the fact that the suspect was immediately shipped to prison, not jail, I was under the heavy assumption that he must be guilty. Now we come to find out that an individual with a history of mental illness was thrown into solitary confinement for 13 months when the max allowed is 30 days? Then after a month of being in prison amongst the worst of the CONVICTED criminals, with a 24 hour surveillance and suicide buddies, he begins to act bizarre and makes all sorts of confessions. This only coming after he had been given access to evidentiary discovery. Not to mention the so called doctor who apparently heard most of said confessions, turned out to be a true crime fan who was heavily involved with the online discussions of the Delphi murders. I’m sorry, I’m not buying it.
I was thinking the same thing. Totally convinced he did it just by hearing it being reported, “ he confessed, his bullet at the scene, blah blah blah”. But now in the trial hearing the specifics, it doesn’t seem as 100% as the media made it out to be. He ate his own feces! That’s a special kind of crazy IMO.
20 days
He's accused of child murder his life was at risk what would you suggest jackass
Exactly right. They tortured this man as if he were guilty before the trial even began. This should be scary for any US citizen.
@@GibboFrank You can’t fix stupid brains. They’re cray cray like cray Snay
The psychologist was a true crime aficionado and continued to participate in same AFTER taking the case and told him things from those groups. Her entire testimony is suspect given this unprofessional behavior. She is inserting herself into this drama.
Yep. You can Google her and read about multiple complaints she has been named in. The IPAS settlement will also give more information about the inhumane practices in IDOC. These people seem to never learn.
I think more than one person committed this crime.
Clearly true but 29:10
You’d almost think there had to be at least 2 ppl. Someone was restraining Abby. She didn’t have marks from restraints on her wrists but didn’t reach up to her throat. That only leaves someone physically restraining her with their arms. It would be almost impossible to kill Libby then move her while Abby just stood there. Sure Abby could have froze up but why would the killer just assume she wouldn’t run for it. That’s a big assumption.
A family's life has been destroyed by incompetent law enforcement. Their life is ruined no matter the outcome. While the murderer isn't even convicted and is walking free.
I think short stack with little man's syndrome did do it
Yea, Odin is out there walking around right now.. you dumb F
I think they are consciously corrupt and evil.
It’s ridiculous that witnesses can’t be heard. Why aren’t the miked? I saw on another channel comments that the judge was instructing witnesses NOT to talk in the mike. When have you ever seen this is trial history?? Witnesses should be heard. I saw a response on that comment that it’s only for the court reporter to hear. That’s ridiculous. Witnesses are for the jury (and court reporter) and everyone in that courtroom to hear. This judge does the most peculiar things I wonder if she’s trying to get RA a retrial if he’s guilty. Whatever her motive, she’s a terrible judge.
truly sick
I’m glad the public got to see the transcripts. I know that there are wives of men who have done terrible things who were in denial when they found out. It’s a pretty typical and even psychologically normal reaction, when learning shocking things about a loved one. I’ve worked in county victim services, and I’ve seen this, myself, as a child and youth victim advocate. Some mothers can’t believe their husband did something to harm a child…even though they know, deep down, that he probably did. However, in this particular case, this seems like a woman who truly doesn’t believe her husband committed the crime and has some basis for the beliefs. I’m not a psychiatrist. I’m a candidate for a Master’s in psychology, focusing on trauma effects on the brain, and associated disorders. The wife’s response, in the transcript, is not what I’ve typically seen from a secondary victim in denial (or a defensive co-conspirator, because there are people who really want to go there). At the very least, I think it’s Allen’s wife’s true conviction that her husband didn’t commit the crime, in those phone calls. I didn’t feel good about this man being in prison and what is going on in there, after hearing it. I am not sure if people in solitary are permitted personal property, other than a bible. I know that certain convicted prisoners (for example, Christopher Watts) are, often, limited to a bible. This could have something to do with his sudden interest in religion, that he had been in a sensory deprived environment. It’s typical, in a prison environment, and I don’t believe it means he was led to confess by some higher call. He could very well have been influenced by the repeated accusations, the exposure to the discovery and other information from his defense attorney, psychologist, inmates, investigators. and/or correctional officers. Not to mention all the information presented in court, which has been heavily focused on the events of the crime, until the last couple days.
He had a tablet,was offered a television,he was calling family members and saw his psychologist daily. He was under suicide watch because he threatened to physically harm himself.
I agree.
I think we need to also consider that he has been in jail for 2 years. During this time, he received psychological treatment and most likely antidepressant, antianxiety and potentially antipsychotics all can cause your affect and ability to be resilient against manipulation. Can we get a psychiatrist opinion?
He was on Haldol, an antipsychotic from the “old class” of antipsychotics known for it ineffectiveness (compared to the newer antipsychotics) and for its brutal side effects.
Cruel and unusual punishment for this man to break him down and force a false confession.
A family never wants to believe someone they love could do something so horrible. They sound like they know he is the killer but are in denial
I think he was forced into that confession, and was withheld food until he did so. That's why I think he lost all that weight.
If this case is never solved the state and the police department are to blame for. How are "confessions" of a mentally unstable man and a cartridge your strongest evidence? Why tf didnt they wait a little longer till they had hard evidence. Their greed to "solve this" may as well 1, make an inocent man pay for something they didnt do or a guilty man will walk free. Justice for Libby and Abby❤
He's googling kidnapping and that's what he's basically charged with...kidnapping and felony murder.
If RA was the sole actor, why didn't one girl attempt to run? Possibly, he had the gun out as a scare tactic-so many questions. A guy randomly killed, in the daylight, on someone's property. Also, did he confess before or after solitary? Did the state explain why the girls skipped school?
Pretty sure They had the day off. Presidents’ Day.
@ if I’m not mistaken Presidents‘ Day would’ve been after the bodies were discovered.
@@mulliganstew72 snow day that didn’t happen, added in the school calendar every year.
The judge is extremely biased in this case. If the state can play recordings of him confessing they should have to make all the recordings available, including the ones where he says he’s innocent and not in good mental health. You can’t just cherry pick the ones that help the state.
There's 700 recordings!
Are you a judge ?
Great coverage, very fair. If Bob could stop talking over Emily and taking/repeating her points that would be greaaaat
Why did the do voice analysis comparison?? They have recordings RA’s voice and they have recordings of BG’s voice. Why not scientifically compare them?? Maybe cuz they had a feeling they wouldn’t match??
I think the quality just isn’t good enough to give a qualified conclusion.
Did Abby have her sister's hair entangled in her hand and if so, why arent more options being considered.
Abby had Libby’s sisters (Kelsi) hair in her hand which is not surprising since she had on a sweatshirt that belonged to Kelsi.
@@Farny28 yes, I’m so tired of hearing people bring that up. Leave the sister out of it. It’s her sister. Of course her hair will be on her somewhere.
@@Stephy0814It just makes me sick the way these poor families have been done after everything they have been through.
Young girl in shock and traumatized dresses hurriedly from being naked in front of a grown stranger before she is murdered and inadvertently gets a hair caught in her hand while dressing in Kelsi’s sweatshirt and with all the sleuthing brilliance that only YT can match, it is speculated that Libby’s 20 something sister SA’d and brutally slaughtered her sister and her sister’s best friend-then went about her life per usual.
@@Stephy0814are siblings not capable or murder?
If he really did it, I would expect to hear a ton more spontaneous detail to the family. Not just “I did it”. Seriously.
Besides the confessions, what other evidence did the State present?
None
From all the TH-camrs I have watched, the judge has been almost uniformly disdainful of the the defense and is allowing the prosecution to keep peppering objections as a way to interrupt the flow of the defense.
Yesterday or the day before, the prosecutor apparently stood up to interrupt the flow and say "I don't have an objection". Nick, sit down!
This is like the Karen Read investigation and trial - only on steroids.
@@idahardy4052 sure is ... both guilty and TH-cam trying to twist it so they aren't....
@@TuesdaysdeadKaren read was a hung jury, with reports of two acquitals but the jury foreman and judge just happened to skip over that. The officers involved in her case are being fired, transferred, investigated, and arrested. But something tells me facts don't matter to you...
This man is not innocent. People are wanting this monster to be innocent so bad. Hope he rots in prison.
13 Months solitary confinement, and didn't have drinking water from the faucet, and, was being given psyche meds for being psychotic, AND THEN... confessed & confessed & confessed to find that never happened. Ya, that's a real solid case for justice for these girls. Eye roll
I just don't understand how you can say that. Did you listen to the call transcripts? He's clearly having his mind messed with. There is no DNA evidence. I think the gun evidence is very weak. I just don't think at the moment he's the right guy. I want these girls to get justice. Believe me I do.
@@mariatorres9789 He wasn’t in solitary confinement! Sc inmates are stripped of ALL privileges! RA had phone access, commissary, the warden offered him a TV for his cell, Rec time, visitation, he even had his own iPad. That is not solitary confinement he had to be house by himself because 1, he was on suicide watch, 2. He’s an accused child predator, 3. He’s a high profile offender. He will likely be housed by himself no matter where he goes for his own safety! That is not solitary confinement. He was threatening corrections officers that he was going to kill them in recent days in the jail. 🙄
@@crystalschweitzer7625 He wasn’t “having his mind messed with” he is just sick in the head! Clearly.
I honestly think he’s screwed. Those confessions are hard to come back from. All this evidence they got on him looks really bad.
They played only 7 out of how many calls????
This guy is guilty and will be sentenced as such. Just wait.
Those confessions are critical
All of your hand gestures are quite distracting but it seems you do not mean them to.
Just listen and not watch then. You don’t need to see anything.
More great unbiased reporting 👏🏼👏🏼🇦🇺
The Memphis 3 confession comes to mind ...
There’s a ton of ppl who confessed to murders that got them executed. They were later exonerated by DNA. Ppl think it’s crazy that ppl falsely confess but it happens, A LOT MORE THAN PPL WOULD LIKE TO THINK. I’m more focused on the physical evidence than the circumstantial evidence in this case. Too much reasonable doubt in my mind to convict.
If his voice matched then it matched!
Was it tested and if so did they cover that yet in the trial?
Yes, exactly!
@@AngelPrissywill Baldwin put him on the stand if it’s not him?
That was an "opinion" of a policeman without any expertise or experience in voice analysis. That means nothing without an expert's testimony. What would you expect a policeman and a state's witness to say?
@@BrandyinIndy hello. It would be shocking if RA goes on the stand for any reason. I wish this had been televised.
His family are as nuts as he is, why stand by a murder?
Remember Ted Bundy's mother believed him till he finally confessed while on death row.
What they did with his mental state! OMG
2024 and they treat humans like that.
I'm sure, I would confess too.
I hope they would not kill this poor man and we will see wonderful case against state and prison!
Do you remember how judge forsee his lawyer to quit?
Do you remember his lawyers were saying prison guards are in some gange?!
When it is only one real evidence is a hair of victim sister, Caicy in a naked victim arm!
Why are we here? Where is Casey?????
Mind blowing
I agree! But who is Casey?
@@Beyatchenator I think she means Kelsey
@Beyatchenator Casey is victim older sister, who involved herself in investigation. She set up fake account to get girls out. She was last see them, she was one who dictate time. She is one (plus her family) who financially benefits from this crime.
And we finally have ONLY her DNA in hand of undressed victim
(Mind you, that DNA analysis stated, it was not just any hair anyone can care around from their emidiat family. It was ripped off, and had roots)
Also DNA analysis stated, that they have been ordered to analysed ONLY MALE DNA 😑
ONLY Male.
What are they truly hiding??
@@adah3145 Oh Kelsi. Yeah. She changed her story a lot. I wanted to see her phone extraction to verify her story. But the cops dropped the ball again there too.
@@Beyatchenator EXACTLY.
Cops just run with single male story
Chilling..
Innocent children!!! How can anyone say no matter what we love you and always will?!
These are kids lives taken away horribly! Same as Madeline Soto n Stephen Sterns mother! They need therapy or something! How could you love someone for doing such horrific things?! As a mom the only person I'd be reaching out to is the other mother! Screw these monsters it's absolutely sickening they get support n love when they obviously didn't give 2 craps for taking these innocent lives away n discard them like nothing!
This world is so messed up!
Stop babying these MONSTERS!
Quit being so emotional. You've already condemned the man. By the way your exclamation point key works great. Try not leaning on it. Shame on you and your disgusting attitude. Monster.
Everyone wants a conviction. Sometimes ANY conviction. You don’t do a service to the families if the wrong guy and his family is destroyed at the same time.
Oh God...I think he is innocent...idk
The attorney is great!
Kelsey hair was found in Libby hands
Abby’s hand
Stop spreading misinformation. It was Abbys hand
They tortured a confession out of him. It is disgusting. I'm with the wife and the mother. The worst part is that the real killer is still out there.
He did it
4points. At the bridge at that time.RA only tells police after the bridge guy video. Confess to the murders. Sees the van that's not made public. Guilty
Wait for the defence's case.
Did anyone consider that the video from the Hoosier Harvest vacant building might not be time stamped correctly? Did the video system need to be manually updated when the fall time change went back an hour ? Was it considered important and someone assigned to do that in a building that wasn't being used ?
The lady "the witness ' lived in the last house on the left. Saw a man but didnt stare for long because she was taught that that wasnt a nice thing to do??
That random van explanation is hear say
Webber the van guy changed his from his alibi that he was not home at the time of the crime. He was fixing atm's. Then presto his van is at the crime scene and spooked Allen.
28:41: Did I hear Emily reply, “True that.”?? 😂 Even if she didn’t, this was a welcome & brief chuckle for me whilst listening to disturbing facts about such a tragic & sad case.
His demeanour doesn’t count. He can still be very confused and out of his mind while his demeanour seems calm. So Harshman is an expert voice analyst? Why didn’t they use a real voice analyst?
Who knows what drugs they gave him.
Richard Allen being calm and relaxed was because he was on mind altering drug administered to him by the prison doctors. As far as the cop recognizing his voice, he's not a expert in voice analysis. It was a opinion from a policeman who is testifying for the prosecution. What the hell did you expect him to say? If they had a expert with training in voice analysis testify to it being Allen , then you have something. Ask yourself why they didn't have a expert testify it was Allen's voice? Yeah, exactly.. I sure hope the jury isn't as gullible as these reporters.
Pack your duds Kathy!! You will never live in Delphi without looking over your shoulders at every sound you hear!!
Do you really think she wants to live there with this bunch of criminals? Kathy and Rick are way too decent for that.
Holy cow! Why is she talking so fast. I'm trying really hard not to turn this off .
She said “true dat” when did that become a professional term? 🤦♀️
Just think, we live in a time where if your name is Alec Baldwin your innocent, but if your an average guy your automatically guilty before being persumed innocent.
I don't believe this man has done this. If he did he had Ron Logan's help. There was another family that lived adjacent to Ron and they moved away while all this was going on.
The ADN find at the scene belongs to a Indiana cop
His confession of “I was gonna rape the girls but I saw a van and got scared so I took them down the hill and killed them” doesn’t sit right with me. UNLESS he’s done this before… because assuming this was a one-off/first time thing, the whole plan just doesn’t fit an offenders first occurrence. Two victims, broad daylight, and an unseasonably warm day (lots of potential witnesses) and if he got spooked BEFORE doing anything incriminating, he could just flee at that point. Makes zero sense to kill them. Just my 2 cents. Idk if he’s guilty or not yet.
Webber made sure he was away from crime scene (fixing atm's) at the time of the crime and then he's magically there at the exact right time for Allen to see his van.
@ precisely.
10:22 I hope after trial, they release the video 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The jailhouse confessions don't count because he was kept in circumstances to break him
He was sent a Bible, read it, and told the truth of what he did. I'm not overly religious, but I know that in order to accept Christ into your life, you have to repent for your sins.
He's trying to tell them what he did, and they won't accept the answer. Kinda like all these dumb people in the comments, ignoring all the other evidence, and still claiming he's innocent. Maybe odinism can go in there and save him next 🙄
But you are ignoring all the times he said he was innocent. You are also ignoring that they have ZERO evidence he did anything criminal. Wait for the defence's case.
@@Beyatchenator the defense can't even provide an alibi😂
Another problem with this timeline is that Libby’s phone stopped moving at 2:32 pm. If RA was spooked by the van at 2:30 pm he allegedly said that he took the girls across the creek after he saw the van, and he had Abby get redressed, that means the phone would have showed movement once again and it would have definitely taken more than 2 minutes for Abby to dress and to get the girls across the creek. .?? Red flag 🚩
The 43 second video was highly 'enhanced' and no voices were audible. Since the State did not provide an expert witness to analyze and authenticate the video, the ISP officers testimony is his opinion. Other individuals sitting in court did not think the voices were the same, some did.
Video, voice, photo all fake
I never knew that till this trial. That's just another suspect b.s. thing about this case
Good night everyone,having a good night😊😢😢
Please tell us what documents were handed to media?
I just wanna know one thing during his phone calls and apparent confessions, was he given any "prescription drugs" before his phone call to his wife family and confessions to the cell mates?
For all 60 +? Lol c’mon he obviously did it. 🙄
Yes he had a double injection of Haldol
@@idahardy4052that he admitted was doing nothing for him lmao
Yes, solitary confinement for q3 months, psychotic, per 2 prison doctors, forcibly given psych med injections, didn't have a faucet & had to drink from the toilet, didn't have entertainment, because his iPad broke, couldn't get visitors like in jail, had many signs like bug eyes, weight loss, ants crawling on him, psychosis (all of which could easily be Graves disease, untreated hyperthyroidism, but nobody will know, because they kept saying he's faking it & ignoring him.
@@mariatorres9789wasn't in solitary confinement said private cell area, he confessed 61 times total. Funny as the only time he was doing weird things like complaining about bugs, washing up in the toilet and bugged eyed eating his own crap only happened when he seen he was being watched, while watching without RA seeing them he done none of that. Ots called acting and thinking you are smarter than you really. Also he did not start any of this behavior until he confessed.
Still to much reasonable doubt..He Walks!
Time to log off with this trial, too much, rest easy and in peace Libby and Abby in gods grace, much love and prayers and strength to the girls families ❤❤
This is stressing me out - the female reporter is trying to dominate the conversation. This should be more of a professional exchange with equal time for both.