I think her phone was wet from being in the creek from the point until the next morning when it was dry enough to power back on. I have personally experienced my own I6 submerged in water, but then drying out enough to turn back on.
"2 hours of audio" Finally.
BBM
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BW is an ordinary citizen and if the defense badgers him (rather than simply asking questions to cast doubt), the jury won't like that, imo.
yes, that person would have made a much better candidate for frame job had LE been so inclined. No pesky trial, no pesky need to build and present a case for a jury, just a little rubber stamp action.
I understand but I will just have to respectfully agree to disagree with you, it should have been a paid employee doing this work not a volunteer regardless of past work history, important work shouldn't be done by non-active workers, and, someone deserves to be paid for that workBBM
Kathy Shank was not some random volunteer who walked in off the street. As a retired DCS employee, I'm sure LE was comfortable allowing her to handle sensitive files. No doubt she had passed background checks to work for DCS.
Kathy Shank, a former Department of Child Services worker who volunteered to help with the case in 2017. Shank was responsible for organizing tips during the investigation.
She began digitizing her database of more than 14,000 tips in 2020, which took her about two years, she testified. But on September 21st, 2022, while moving her office materials, she found a box in her desk she hadn’t gone through, finding an old lead sheet from February 16th, 2017, later admitted into evidence, specifying a “Rick Allen Whiteman” had come forward and said he was at the trail between 1:30 and 3:30 PM two days prior.
Delphi Murders Day 6: The tip about Richard Allen
CARROL COUNTY, Ind. -- It took five years for someone to find a handwritten tip about Allen being on the Monon High Bridge Trail on February 13th, 2017, a tip that led to his arrest for the murder of Abigail Williams and Liberty German.
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The ME originally thought it was a serrated blade not a smooth one like a box cutter, and he just happened to change his opinion conveniently on time to testify at the trial
When did we first hear about a van? I must of missed it.My heart did a leap at how close help was, yet wasn't.
jmo
Wonder if that area near the bridge end was ever searched for an unfired cartridge. He may have dropped one there, it was never found. Then racked the gun again down below to scare them, and that one was the one they found. There may still be one left to find!
By the way, do you happen to know of Prozac withdrawal symptoms?
“A report from April 25, 2023 said Allen denied experiencing “anything like this in the past,” and thought “this could be due to him not taking his medication, including Prozac.”
Delphi Murders trial: Day 11 live blog
Richard Allen, accused of murdering two teenage girls in Delphi, Indiana, is on trial and Day 11 of the trial began with testimony from several witnesses including Steve Mullin, John Galipeau, Ethan Drang, and Michael Clemons.www.wishtv.com
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I fail to see how a volunteer finding a clerical error would lead to a successful appeal, versus a paid employee finding it. Could you elaborate?
Some people who heard the audio did say they thought he racked his gun during that initial encounter. Someone theorized he picked that round up and it eventually fell out of his pocket at the murder scene. But there's nothing excluding the possibility that he did in fact do that twice.
