I suspect this is the “man or van” discussion, later clarified to “van”. As you know, reporters are in court doing their best to listen to witnesses on the stand (who may speak softly or move from the microphone) take notes, then pass them to their team to report. Room for error in transcription.
Interesting. If I understand this correctly this could be grounds for an appeal.
The choices for “bullets in the chamber” are 1) zero, and 2) one. Other rounds inside the weapon would be in the magazine. RA at some point identified that he preferred not to have the chamber empty when carrying. That saves time if you need to get off a quick shot.
IIRC the judge told them to vote early or they wouldn’t be able to vote.
They were encouraged to do early or mail-in voting.
For clarity, keeping one round in the chamber (of a semi-automatic pistol) implies the gun is fully loaded (entire magazine with multiple bullets) with a single round (bullet) from the magazine loaded in the chamber, ready to fire.
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It was noted that Allen had a different phone in 2017, however, that investigators never found. He no longer had that phone when police came calling in 2022 after finding an old report placed Allen on the trails on Feb. 13, 2017, leading police to decide to take a closer look into the man.
Allen said he ordered Abby and Libby "down the hill" and intended to rape them, but he saw something -- either a person or a van -- and was startled, Wala said.
Delphi murder suspect's alleged jail confessions revealed in court
Prison staff testified about Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen’s alleged confessions and behavior while behind bars.abcnews.go.com
Thanks for the update. So not only do we not get to see these videos, but the reporters didn’t get to see them either so we have NO report what they included other than RA in custody.While watching the videos, Russell noted that one of the jurors raised their brows and looked at Allen. Several jurors were taking notes. The juror with a background as a psychologist appeared “extremely interested.”
Allen looked down at a coffee mug at one point. Libby German’s family appeared “exasperated” while the videos played, while McLeland seemed exhausted.
Several jurors frowned during Video #7. One juror took notes, wrote something on his notepad, and showed it to the juror next to him. During Video #9, multiple jurors looked toward Allen.
The last video was 52 minutes long. Rozzi told the jury he would be advancing through certain parts.
Defense attorney Jennifer Auger appeared deeply concerned watching Video #10, Russell observed. At one point, Auger held her head in her hand, and covered her mouth during another. Eventually, she looked away.
Of the jurors, Russell said one of the alternate jurors wore a sour look, while the school counselor appeared shocked.
It wasn’t clear to the media and public what was in the videos as the TV faced away from them.
The court recessed for a short break at 10:46 a.m.
Delphi Murders trial: Day 14 live blog
Follow the trial of Richard Allen, accused of the Delphi Murders, as it continues with videos of Allen from prison and testimony from witnesses.
…or eating…..or the spork……Sounds like there was nudity.
Maybe it was the incident with the spork?Sounds like there was nudity.
Delphi Murders trial: Day 14 live blog
Follow the trial of Richard Allen, accused of the Delphi Murders, as it continues with videos of Allen from prison and testimony from witnesses.
I thought that too, but if he was wearing the gloves to begin with, I'd think that he would have had to take at least one off, to get his finger around the trigger of his gun, so that may have been a little awkward or "fussy". I also wondered if he just had gloves in his jacket pocket. I know that I've left my gloves in jacket pockets just so that they're there next time I wore the jacket.
I'm thinking it was self-pleasuring, poop smearing, paper eating, Bible wrecking, and toilet-water drinking. And that's all the thought I'm putting into it.Sounds like there was nudity.
