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Cecil noted he’d looked at suspect Richard Allen’s devices but found nothing to tie him to Abby and Libby, other than his searches for information about the missing girls.
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Ty!!
It happened in the Jennifer Farber Dulos case as well.
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I could describe myself as obsessive about missing and murdered cases that I have never been near - many I wasn’t even alive when they happened and many not even in my country. I wonder, did he have a general interest in crimes? Was he a true crime kinda guy like so many of us? Or was it something more nefarious?? I wonder if we will hear more soon?
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I get ya!!I will admit my searches would make me like like a cold blooded depraved murderer being a true crime aficionado. Hope no one ever looks!
Same here.
If the FBI came and took my electronics, and searched my Google searches and online websites, they would think I should be either in prison or in a hospital.
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I will admit my searches would make me like like a cold blooded depraved murderer being a true crime aficionado. Hope no one ever looks!
Yeah I'd be screwed!
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From the One Year Anniversary -- a lengthy read but reminder why we are here.
Delphi double homicides: 'Horrible to live like this,' a year after Abby and Libby were killed
One year later, the homicides of Abby Williams and Libby German still haunt Delphi, where hope remains: Catching the killer is just a matter of time.
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DELPHI DAY 5 QUICK MORNING NOTES
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Pathologist Roland Kohr currently on the stand
He did the autopsies and said both died from deep slash wounds across their throats
No evidence of sexual trauma to Abby (that question was not asked of Libby yet when we got our notes, but pathologist could not testify as to whether or not she was touched sexually
Before the pathologist, Sarah Carbaugh testified
She’s been the strongest witness of Bridge Guy so far
She says she saw BG down CR 300N by the cemetery at about 4pm in the afternoon as she was driving past
Says he was hunched over and plodding with hands in pocket and head down… there was no eye contact
Says BG was muddy and bloody on his clothes
Says blood was on lower legs, feet and ankles
Says rest of him was muddy as if he had fallen down a hill or in a muddy creek
At no point does she say or was she asked if Bridge Guy was Richard Allen in her opinion
She had more difficulty on cross, becoming combative with defense attorneys
Defense asked why she didn’t mention blood in her past statements to law enforcement. She said she did but they did not write it down
She also says it was in her videotaped testimony but that videotape was lost when the DVR was recorded over
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Pathologist Roland Kohr currently on the stand
He did the autopsies and said both died from deep slash wounds across their throats
No evidence of sexual trauma to Abby (that question was not asked of Libby yet when we got our notes, but pathologist could not testify as to whether or not she was touched sexually
Before the pathologist, Sarah Carbaugh testified
She’s been the strongest witness of Bridge Guy so far
She says she saw BG down CR 300N by the cemetery at about 4pm in the afternoon as she was driving past
Says he was hunched over and plodding with hands in pocket and head down… there was no eye contact
Says BG was muddy and bloody on his clothes
Says blood was on lower legs, feet and ankles
Says rest of him was muddy as if he had fallen down a hill or in a muddy creek
At no point does she say or was she asked if Bridge Guy was Richard Allen in her opinion
She had more difficulty on cross, becoming combative with defense attorneys
Defense asked why she didn’t mention blood in her past statements to law enforcement. She said she did but they did not write it down
She also says it was in her videotaped testimony but that videotape was lost when the DVR was recorded over
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Cecil noted he’d looked at suspect Richard Allen’s devices but found nothing to tie him to Abby and Libby, other than his searches for information about the missing girls.
Delphi Murders Trial: Day 5 live blog
Wednesday is day 5 of testimonies in the Delphi Murders trial begins at the Carroll County courthouse. Follow our live blog for updates.
Surely everybody in the town would have searched about this case at one time or another.
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#UPDATE: When asked if any of Richard Allen’s 23 electronic devices seized in Nov. 2022 connected him to Abby and Libby, a prosecution’s witness said no.Chris Cecil is the Commander of the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He said nothing linked Allen, other than having searched info about the case. The prosecution pointed out that Allen had a different phone in 2017 not included in the seize.
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#UPDATE: When asked if any of Richard Allen’s 23 electronic devices seized in Nov. 2022 connected him to Abby and Libby, a prosecution’s witness said no.Chris Cecil is the Commander of the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He said nothing linked Allen, other than having searched info about the case. The prosecution pointed out that Allen had a different phone in 2017 not included in the seize.
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#UPDATE: Updates from the afternoon of day 5 in the #Delphi double murder trial.
- The state called Christopher Cecil, commander of the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He’s spearheaded two reports on the activity of Libby German’s cell phone.
- The phone was being used by both girls. We saw a breakdown of all the apps that not only had Libby’s logins, but Abby’s too.
- The phone was last unlocked around 2:07 p.m. and then the Bridge Guy video is taken at 2:13 p.m. At 2:14 p.m., someone tries to unlock the phone with their fingerprint but is unsuccessful.
- 2:32 p.m. is the last known movement of the phone.
- The phone stayed on and received messages late into the night, at least until about 10:30 p.m.
- Cecil says there’s no indication the phone was turned off but that it didn’t receive notifications again until 4:33 a.m. on Feb. 14. That’s when about 20 SMS messages came through.
- When asked why there’s a gap, Cecil said he didn’t know.
- The state called Christopher Cecil, commander of the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He’s spearheaded two reports on the activity of Libby German’s cell phone.
- The phone was being used by both girls. We saw a breakdown of all the apps that not only had Libby’s logins, but Abby’s too.
- The phone was last unlocked around 2:07 p.m. and then the Bridge Guy video is taken at 2:13 p.m. At 2:14 p.m., someone tries to unlock the phone with their fingerprint but is unsuccessful.
- 2:32 p.m. is the last known movement of the phone.
- The phone stayed on and received messages late into the night, at least until about 10:30 p.m.
- Cecil says there’s no indication the phone was turned off but that it didn’t receive notifications again until 4:33 a.m. on Feb. 14. That’s when about 20 SMS messages came through.
- When asked why there’s a gap, Cecil said he didn’t know.
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My opinion is that even if they had gotten the 2017 phone he would have already swapped out/destroyed the SIM card from that phone and any incriminating evidence would have been gone.
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It would be very apparent via the knowledgeC database if the phone was purposefully turned off.
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Maybe LE does things differently in a small town. IMO
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