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Barbara McDonaldI'm not sure CTV from last night was posted. Vinnie interviews Barbara Allen
Anyone else find it odd that NO ONE is taking up for RA? If his arrest came out of the blue, I would expect his wife and or daughter to be publicly pleading for his innocence and expressing shock. Even friends or other family. Am I missing those reports? If his close family bailed on him so soon it's pretty clear LE has solid proof.
I find it's usually best to ignore information from "sources" until I know who those sources are and hear their statements for myself. "Someone told me xyz" is rumor in my view and not generally helpful in any meaningful way. My opinion only.I don't know what to make of MS and their "source." First we heard how KAK had fooled LE into thinking he was in Vegas on Feb. 13 by posting false stuff on Facebook, even though we know in his 2/25/17 polygraph that he told LE he was at his grandparents, and his Facebook posts didn't happen until May 2020. Then we hear that KAK was taken into custody before the Wabash search and it was likely related to Delphi. Was KAK lying again, since now we are hearing RA is unrelated? The things their "source" tells them sound legitimate enough, but not everything seems to jive. JMO.
That's not what they said. They said no family member or friend put in a tip. They said investigators were reviewing old tips, came upon a tip and then came upon a file/document that was related to RA and decided it needed further looking into. That file/document could very well be the original interview but that's not what they said on their latest podcast. I just listened to it multiple times to confirm.I listened to most of this episode of the Murder Sheet, and they are saying they have a source from inside the investigation. At about 25 minutes into the podcast, they say their source told them that the reason the investigators focused back on Richard Allen is not because of a tip from his wife, or a tip from anyone, but because of Allen's original interview, when he went to the police and told them that he was on the paths that day the girls were murdered. The police, much later on, circled back to those interview notes, and someone decided after reviewing the interview notes, that they should follow-up on something Allen said, and it was that follow up that put Rick Allen onto LE's radar and resulted in his arrest.
So if this is true, then Allen has only himself to blame for his arrest.
They've explained their process. Information that they have released from their unnamed sources is only released when they can confirm it with a second source. LE often is investigating more than one avenue at a time. And if KAK isn't connected, they still should eliminate him as the killer in order to do a full investigation- because no matter if there's a connection to the murder or not, he was in contact with LG under false pretenses around the time of the murders.I don't know what to make of MS and their "source." First we heard how KAK had fooled LE into thinking he was in Vegas on Feb. 13 by posting false stuff on Facebook, even though we know in his 2/25/17 polygraph that he told LE he was at his grandparents, and his Facebook posts didn't happen until May 2020. Then we hear that KAK was taken into custody before the Wabash search and it was likely related to Delphi. Was KAK lying again, since now we are hearing RA is unrelated? The things their "source" tells them sound legitimate enough, but not everything seems to jive. JMO.
I have a link to stolen tools that RA reported but it wasn’t from a neighbors house.
Police Calls - Carroll County Comet
Police reports are gathered from available records on file at local police departments. This information is a matter of public record and does not imply guilt or innocence. Information for fire reports is also gathered from reports on file with local fire departments. Sheriff’s Dept. March 10...www.carrollcountycomet.com
This may be off-topic, but I feel out of my depth on so much in this case, such as how people are profiling RA as a serial killer or as NOT a fit for serial killing. I googled for best books in serial killers and there are a lot. I don’t want to read a biography of one killer (or a bunch of books on them). Is there one book that is a good primer on serial killers but is also written for people who may not have advanced knowledge of psychology/psychiatry/criminology?They've explained their process. Information that they have released from their unnamed sources is only released when they can confirm it with a second source. LE often is investigating more than one avenue at a time. And if KAK isn't connected, they still should eliminate him as the killer in order to do a full investigation- because no matter if there's a connection to the murder or not, he was in contact with LG under false pretenses around the time of the murders.
DC also told them in a brief interview they did with him after the announcement of the arrest "thank you for keeping your word." I know DC is a very outwardly seemingly nice guy, but I don't think he's going to thank anyone who's spreading misinformation.
You’re not out of your depth; the general public knows next to nothing about RA. For all we know, he’s an innocent man and ISP screwed up royally. Yet, some personalities want to pretend like they have some special insight regarding a person they’ve never even seen in real life. Don’t sweat it, and take the YouTube commentaries about RA or his personality with a grain of salt.This may be off-topic, but I feel out of my depth on so much in this case, such as how people are profiling RA as a serial killer or as NOT a fit for serial killing. I googled for best books in serial killers and there are a lot. I don’t want to read a biography of one killer (or a bunch of books on them). Is there one book that is a good primer on serial killers but is also written for people who may not have advanced knowledge of psychology/psychiatry/criminology?
Wow, what an absolute beast if he helped solve this too. Verrryyy interesting, thanks for your reply!Complete speculation. He posted a photo from MHB back in June. MS and Fox59 say that someone “associated with the case” (careful to not call them an investigator or detective) was reviewing old evidence over the summer and came across the tip. Then PH makes the post about someone going to jail in early October just a few days before the search warrant happened.
This may be off-topic, but I feel out of my depth on so much in this case, such as how people are profiling RA as a serial killer or as NOT a fit for serial killing. I googled for best books in serial killers and there are a lot. I don’t want to read a biography of one killer (or a bunch of books on them). Is there one book that is a good primer on serial killers but is also written for people who may not have advanced knowledge of psychology/psychiatry/criminology?
If KAK could be cleared of involvement in the murders, it would also take one less candidate off the table for the inevitable SODDI defense.They've explained their process. Information that they have released from their unnamed sources is only released when they can confirm it with a second source. LE often is investigating more than one avenue at a time. And if KAK isn't connected, they still should eliminate him as the killer in order to do a full investigation- because no matter if there's a connection to the murder or not, he was in contact with LG under false pretenses around the time of the murders.
DC also told them in a brief interview they did with him after the announcement of the arrest "thank you for keeping your word." I know DC is a very outwardly seemingly nice guy, but I don't think he's going to thank anyone who's spreading misinformation.
This is how I see RA, since his arrest :
There's the possibility that RA is going to go into full psychotic mode and claim any manner of 'illnesses', and I wouldn't put it past him to feign mental disability, that he may or may not have.
Cunning and a chameleon is how I'm observing RA at this time.
Evil for sure, but not necessarily mentally ill or sick, as far as incapable of knowing right from wrong.
He took steps to cover his alleged actions up.
Possibly 'sick' as far as consumed with guilt, to where it affects his countenance or actions ?
If this is his plan to plead mental illness, it could be a fabrication, imo, as there are many who are truly suffering from mental issues like depression and/or disconnection from reality -- and have still chosen to not harm a fly.
I think RA is capable of functioning normally and understands what he's accused of doing ?
What was RA like, before his arrest ?
Did he work, pay his bills, go out to eat/mingle, take care of his family in a normal manner ?
But now he can't communicate without appearing disjointed or disconnected from reality, or communicate properly via phone or interview ?
This is speculation .... as I don't know if he's contacted representation yet.
He could be working an a mental or physical illness defense.
If this is what's happening, I hope the prosecution points out that he evaded justice for years and appeared to be functioning normally during that time !
M00.
bbmI don’t know about his mental condition. If he has one, and statistically, why not? - quite plausible- it would probably be something garden-variety that people easily get treatment for nowadays. (Obviously, gainful employment, family, pool, no legal involvement, so, nothing debilitating). Maybe years of drinking can add to it, but frankly, no one told us about this part of his history, it is a quilt of stories. I am always wondering if certain physical conditions can mask as mental, but again, we are not sure of anything in his case.
I wonder why he didn’t kill himself in between the house search and the arrest? To spare his family fear and humiliation? Leaving a note, of course. Maybe RA was in some denial? And the arrest, perhaps, was source of such fear and demoralization, that initially, he didn’t even want to fight. Just lying in bed, in a fetal position, don’t bother me, I don’t care, waive counsel.
Later, jail also has life…and court is a long thing. I think he started looking for ways to save himself, and hence, this letter.
InterestIngly, he did not think this scenario over. Had no plan. Which makes me wonder, do LE have their man? That BG I imagined should have some lawyers lined up. Maybe he did, but really was unaware of their cost?
Good point. Staff talking to RA would cross professional boundaries, and the stakes in this high-profile case are too high to risk any off-the-record discussion with him.
Aside from that, we simply don’t know if he’s talked to his wife directly, or if she has really left town and her job.
If I were in her shoes, I know I would leave, file for immediate divorce, sell the house, have his share of the assets released to him towards legal fees, change my name, and move on.
If he is innocent, they can always reunite in the future. But unless a new suspect suddenly turns up and RA is totally exonerated, I doubt either RA or his wife will ever return to living in Delphi.
jmo
I'm just curious as to why you think the authorities have been investigating him for months. I got the feeling that he pretty much came out of nowhere.
bbm
Something to ponder ... I like to assume LE have good evidence.
I'm not opposed to the idea he had some form of help after the fact.
Would he sell his house and most of his belongings to procure a pricey lawyer ?
We'll see.
Or a legal counsel who would step in pro bono ?
Maybe, and maybe not.
This case seems big to me, but it's not as big as some cases have been.
Actually now that I think about it, he can't sell anything from inside jail, not even online; and his family would have to step in.
Somehow I doubt he'll wind up with anything except a public defender.
More problems for RA.
But he has ample time to think it over right now.
M00.