GUILTY Abby & Libby - The Delphi Murders - Richard Allen Arrested - #215

[IceIce9]

What relevance is this?

The P haven't sought the DP in this case.

A member had inquired whether Indiana had the death penalty.

 

[m00c0w]

My hope going forward is that any future defendants looking to hire Baldwin and Rozzi will save their money and hire a grad student in Creative Writing, instead.

They had a very public case, they were in the spotlight and liked that a lot. The publicity was worth the Pro Bono.

After the judge threw out their fanfic, they couldn’t keep up.

IMO this defense team operated outside the realm of good law.

It was not pro bono. By all accounts, they got paid very well to… do whatever this was…

JMO

 

[NoeticSoul]

Hindsight being 20/20, he didn’t eat nearly enough & he wasn’t given nearly enough sporks.

No amount of the above could make amends for what he’s done AFAIC

He thought after 5 years he could come in & play games with LE. He told Holeman to arrest him & Holeman obliged him. More importantly, Holeman also did one other thing….he DID f’ing PROVE IT, just like he told RA he’d do.

MOO

Too bad RA didn't confess seven years ago and save EVERYONE the pain and expenses. He was enjoying the hiding in plain sight game (giving the girls' families their photos for free at CVS for example) and proud of himself I think. But now, he's gonna need an even bigger bible to hide behind when he meets his new 'friends' where he's going into gen-pop hopefully. moo

 

[INfisherman]

A member had inquired whether Indiana had the death penalty.

We do but for whatever reason not in this case.

JMO

 

[suspicious]

W

It was not pro bono. By all accounts, they got paid very well to… do whatever this was…

JMO

Was it paid by Allens family?

 

[m00c0w]

W

Was it paid by Allens family?

The taxpayers of Indiana

 

[shonyakay]

It was not pro bono. By all accounts, they got paid very well to… do whatever this was…

JMO

To garner fans via their science fiction masterpiece?

 

[Batgirl 2.0]

Isn’t this a LWOP case (no death penalty)? No auto appeal, and appeals must be approved. I could be wrong, but could have sworn the penalty for guilt was possibly LWO

 

[Salah11]

To garner fans via their science fiction masterpiece?

Hopefully they go and crawl back under their rock.

 

[ClearAhead]

W

Was it paid by Allens family?

No. B&R were paid by the State, acting on behalf of RA as public defenders. Although they offered to represent him pro bono after JG dismissed them, the appeal court reinstated his ‘preferred’ council and they were paid once again.

Over $1 million has been spent on the Delphi murders trial; how much more will be spent?

Of the $1 million spent so far, $581,605 is considered expenses for Richard Allen’s defense.

www.wthr.com

 

[Arkay]

It was not pro bono. By all accounts, they got paid very well to… do whatever this was…

JMO

Oops! I thought I remembered pro bono….surely he didn’t have the money for this…no matter, though. That’s all behind us now as we await his 130 years in prison.

I want to add a word about Doug Carter….yes, there were too many errors and I believe a very overwhelmed small town police department. I think they should have kept the FBI around longer.

But I well remember Carter saying they had their man now. It took way too long, but at least it didn’t turn into a cold case.

Thank God, they got Bridge Guy. A title we can now throw out and just say “Richard Allen.”

IMO (oh, and in the verdict of the jury)!!!!!!!!!!

 

[NoeticSoul]

No. It was paid by the State. Although his defense offered to represent him pro bono the appeal court reinstated his ‘preferred’ council.

Over $1 million has been spent on the Delphi murders trial; how much more will be spent?

Of the $1 million spent so far, $581,605 is considered expenses for Richard Allen’s defense.

www.wthr.com

All that money and one GIANT crap a$$ defense. smh

imo

 

[ClearAhead]

All that money and one GIANT crap a$$ defense. smh

imo

Quite a cost for Baldwin’s arm around him.

 

[NoeticSoul]

I bet he has a few melt down tonight’s in prison.

Well at least this time it might be REAL.

 

[mickey2942]

I thought it would be guilty or else a hung jury.

I kept thinking surely all 12 jurors wouldn’t think him not guilty.

I agree. It seems like the LEO dropped the ball. The investigation seemed a bit scattered. That being said, I am glad that they did keep this active, and went back over things with a fresh eye.

In the end RA convicted himself, with all of his confessions. That is what nailed it for me.

 

[shonyakay]

Wow. Is this really RA now? He has aged 10 years.

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[sunshineray]

CourtTV's live commentary was littered with horrendous accusations targeting the LE, the judge... and most disgustingly, the families of Abby and Libby. The fact that Court TV doesn't have a mod that kicks these accounts is disgraceful, they turned on 'subs comments only' but of course the RA truthers kept commenting vitriol against the families.

But it is ok. Justice has prevailed. Comments on YT will stay just this, comments. Grateful for our moderators here.

It's not ok in any world, on any planet. What despicable people and Court TV aired it!? I'll never tune to them again.

 

[Warwick7]

I tried explaining this episode to ppl on other platforms that Allen knew what he was doing in that event to fake craziness but it fell on deaf ears. My personal opinion is Allen is a monster. JMO

BBM
He smeared poo on his face and ate it.
He said: "I won't to that again."

Why?
He told other inmates "I'm not crazy, I'm only acting crazy!"

 

[sunshineray]

Wow. Is this really RA now? He has aged 10 years.

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Good riddance!

 

[Warwick7]

I bet he has a few melt down tonight’s in prison.

Seems like he's been in a fighten mood lately, so he's par for the course.