Abby & Libby - The Delphi Murders - Richard Allen Arrested - #188

[girlhasnoname]

If you listen to the three podcasts you'd see that was NOT how the conversations went. There was talk of doing illegal searches/manipulations online to find out things about potential jurors, private citizens...handing over jurors questionnaires to a true crime youtuber in Carolina and probably whomever they drafted to help them. We're not talking professionals that are to vet jurors. We're talking unvetted people themselves possibly getting people's private info to spread around and share with who knows who. Is that the way it's suppose to be done?

https://murdersheetpodcast.com/

Right, who also said how easy it was to manipulate somebody's online presence to make them look bad. I'd say that's pretty unethical and maybe criminal.

JMO

 

[girlhasnoname]

Guess the MS Info. did make local news:

Leaked group chat reveals defense team strategies in Delphi murders case​

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Leaked conversations between attorneys close to the Delphi murders case and YouTube true crime podcasters appear to reveal the defense team’s strategies going into the suspect’s October trial.

The cohosts of “The Murder Sheet Podcast” told I-Team 8 they were given thousands of messages from the group chat that spanned several months.

‘”We were quite surprised to see that people closely affiliated with the defense team were in such extensive contact with internet sleuths because previously this case was derailed by a leak,” said cohost Aine Cain said.

Leaked group chat reveals defense team strategies in Delphi murders case

 

[mrjitty]

DBM

 

[susane7]

Did they talk about what motivated Paul to do turn on them? What was his role in all of it? Didn’t listen. Won’t listen so help appreciated here. Ty.

Paul was interviewed in the third episode. From what I understood, he realize that those people are trying to manipulate a narrative for the public and tried to use him and others for that (a false narrative that even those people don't believe). He didn't felt confortable with that. He also didn't feel confortable with the proximity between some of them and the defense or the investigator for the defense and their attempts to interfere in the case especially after the first leak. He also are open to RA' guilt in some way since he said there are some things that RA needs to explain and doesn't look good for him and the others aren't open to discuss RA's guilt. They just want to interfere in the case to win and "save" RA. Even though Cara doesn't even know why she thinks RA is innocent

 

[susane7]

It doesn’t sound like the D accepted any such offer for this though? It sounds like people discussed it but it didn’t become an actual plan or actioned in any way.

Doing so would have been very bad for sure. But discussing the concept? Meh. They can have their fantasy strategy all they want. But throwing the idea out doesn’t mean that they’d ever do it for real.

We hope. Right??

No, Baldwin and Rozzi rejected that "brilliant" idea of Cara. Kudos for them. Even they know there are lines that cannot be crossed. If they had given the green light, Cara and the others would have done it. But there is no guarantee that they won't try to do it next time and that they will not have the green light by Baldwin and Rozzi.