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More than likely several confessions that match what is known about the crime (to include the one made on the phone with KA), and then changing versions with additional false details thrown in after KA got the lawyers involved. I suspect there will be a clear line as to when the faulty information starts to be included in the confessions.
JMO
Banfield is discussing the Delphi trial now on NewsNation.
Notes:
- Susan Hendricks was in court today. KA teared up when Nick described the murders and how girls were found.
- “Undoing” is the reason Abby was redressed.
- BP reached for her own throat when Nick described how Libby likely reached for her slit throat and the tree as she fell to her death.
If it hasn't been answered yet, it is in the PCA. The affidavit has it all.Where is a source? (Article, document, TIA) Who is “she”?
In my experience, when we were requested to give more mouth swabs, we learned there was always new avancements in dna analysis. It made for better inspections of matches.Stupid question incoming....
So, when felons are convicted, then have to provide a DNA sample (in most states? Or all?) that goes into CODIS. During a murder investigation, the same type of system isn't used? Why would these family members (or anyone) even need to provide their DNA more than once?
Just curious.
As always, JMO.
What does it mean---undoing?Banfield is discussing the Delphi trial now on NewsNation.
Notes:
- Susan Hendricks was in court today. KA teared up when Nick described the murders and how girls were found.
- “Undoing” is the reason Abby was redressed.
- BP reached for her own throat when Nick described how Libby likely reached for her slit throat and the tree as she fell to her death.
I bet they did test the families earlier. Libby's sister said she has given her DNA to investigators a few times over the years.The hair is so odd to me because, I understand this was always going to be an extremely expensive case to try for the state but you had several years to get DNA samples from the families and could confirm it was a family member’s hair and nip that in the bud easily, why not do that?
Pretending, basically. That the killer did nothing wrong. Making a more benign scene, as if that can undo the horror and the death.What does it mean---undoing?
While I'm someone that believes RA is the right person, everything about this investigation and judicial process is beyond terrible. Imagine what's going on in other cases there that aren't getting the same media attention. Scary.The hair is so odd to me because, I understand this was always going to be an extremely expensive case to try for the state but you had several years to get DNA samples from the families and could confirm it was a family member’s hair and nip that in the bud easily, why not do that?
Right?!!![]()
New details revealed in Delphi girls' double murder as opening arguments begin
Richard Allen is accused of killing Abby Williams, 13, and Libby German, 14, on an Indiana trail in 2017.abcnews.go.com
One quote from the article, not new, but just a reminder of how brave Libby had to have been and the presence of mind she had to do this:
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“After the girls crossed the bridge, they saw a man behind them, so Libby started a recording on her phone at 2:13 p.m. on Feb. 13, 2017, he said.”
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I’m still amazed that she did this. Those 40+ terrifying seconds that she captured will hopefully be the key to justice for her and Abby.
I feel that both girls have been crying out somewhere for this justice to come, and for their families to attempt some healing.
Seven years waiting for this day.
JMO
I had to go look..What does it mean---undoing?
This made me sad.Right?!!
Several times at trial today Libby was defined as someone to speak her mind or not put up with stuff. That is exactly the type of young lady who instantly starts recording a creepy man.
As this trial goes on Libby's personality, I feel, is going to be brought alot stronger.
She was right. How many cases have victims filmed their own killer? Deliberately? Because they knew a guy was 'off'?This made me sad.
Libby was a true crime fan, her grandmother said.
“She was logical. She loved crime shows. She said I’m going to help you solve crimes. She wanted to make a difference,” Patty said.
I just hope the trial is fair and there are enough facts/evidence to either convict or acquit. I want the right person/people put behind bars forever.Those are amongst the things that make me lean towards believing RA is the guy.
But I can so easily put myself into those shoes. Likes to go on walks by self? Check. But likes to do so to listen to music and unwind. Not able to account for when/where I was? Check. But lives alone and doesn't check in/out with anyone. Leaves phone at home, meaning no traceability there? Check. But likes to wear thin workout clothes without the extra weight. Works in the community and people seem to like me? Check. But also a very quiet, cautious dude.
I get there are plenty of reasons why RA is looking guilty.
There are just so many "Check...but"s that I can place myself into. I just really, really hope the state has the goods. More than what we know so far...because: was I at spotted leaving my apartment on security footage 15 minutes ago? Check...but..."
In this case, I think it refers to a defense mechanism, he redressed Abby after he was interrupted and could not assault her. MOOWhat does it mean---undoing?
I had to go look..
Undoing is a special form of offender behavior representing a symbolic reversal of the crime. This special form of personation occurs at a crime scene when there is a close association between the offender and the victim or when the victim represents someone of importance to the offender.