GUILTY Abby & Libby - The Delphi Murders - Richard Allen Arrested - #218

[Izzylizzy]

 

[INfisherman]

Jesus, the comments on that channel….WTAF? LOL

 

[FrostedGlass]

Jesus, the comments on that channel….WTAF? LOL

Yeah! Especially that guy who paid money (made a contribution) to get his nasty, disgusting comment on screen. MOO
Otherwise, I thought the discussion was a good insight into how jurors think.

 

[INfisherman]

Yeah! Especially that guy who paid money (made a contribution) to get his nasty, disgusting comment on screen. MOO
Otherwise, I thought the discussion was a good insight into how jurors think.

To be clear, I wasn’t referring to onscreen comments shown during the show but rather the comments section for viewers & non-subscribers. The comments section is a good insight into how some people can listen & completely misrepresent and/or misunderstand what actually comes out of a person’s mouth. Reading & listening comprehension is an issue with many of the viewer comments I read.

IMO the only actual discussion worthwhile was what was replayed from the original juror interview & what the content creator had to say, as that was the only portion related to what a juror thinks. The comments from viewers in the comments section, from what I had read, were the usual misunderstood, angry drivel for the most part.

Yeah, a couple of comments shouldn’t have been put onscreen during the broadcast, particularly the misinformation related to Valpo law school & implying the issue occurred when JG attended decades ago. The issues at Valop concerning the ABA began 1 year prior to the murders & the school of law closed for a multitude of reasons just 5 years ago. Once again, misinformation spread by someone who knows little about which they’re speaking & trying to give the impression the state or judge had issues for that particular reason. That’s just as disgusting as well & lines right up with a particular vocal crowd & beliefs coerced by the 3 clown illusionists.

MOO

 

[tlcya]

Jesus, the comments on that channel….WTAF? LOL

I wish now I hadn't looked. SMH

 

[INfisherman]

I wish now I hadn't looked. SMH

You & me both but it’s just pretty much par for the course. For me, I think it’s going to be for the best to just try to listen to the content & not stray off into the comments, as much of it is just disrespectful venting or invitation to insults for having differing opinions. One subscriber’s comment which was shown onscreen during the live mentioned the comments were atypical in nature for that channel.

 

[MrsWatson]

@INfisherman
Thank you for the RDCV of that show, so I don't have to listen.

 

[INfisherman]

@INfisherman
Thank you for the RDCV of that show, so I don't have to listen.

No, the video is fine - it’s just the comment section which was ridiculous. The video was quite down the middle, from what I heard. I’d already listened to the juror interview he replayed but I didn’t hear too much "bashing" of the prosecution or the defense by the host. He just gave his perspective on the juror’s comments & made it clear he didn’t have enough of a background to make a call regarding RAs innocence or guilt. It’s worth a listen just ignore the obvious comments onscreen meant to incite reactions or are obvious trolling comments.

Apologies if my posts gave a negative outlook on the actual video. It’s only the viewer comments in the comment section which I felt were ridiculous, along with 3-4 select onscreen comments shown during the live by the host - some may have been inadvertently displayed.

JMO

ETA select onscreen comments as well.

 

[dm799]

Well you know what they say.

If you had the give the internet an enema you would stick the tube in the YouTube comments section.

 

[Arkay]

Not the kind of people I prefer to be representing the state or area where one lives, but not much I can do about that. Noted to steer clear of the faces I recognize when out & about locally.

@INfisherman

I must confess that prior to Abby and Libby, I’d never heard of Delphi, Indiana.

However, I certainly don’t judge that town nor the state of Indiana based on RA and his team of unethical, lowlife lawyers.

Clearly they don’t represent your state nor town, and I see what a good man you seem to be and that is representative enough for me. That goes for the other locals who have posted throughout this ordeal.

As a New Yorker I don’t expect to be judged by the murderers who exist here, although what you state is true—-you may perhaps recognize those faces when you are out locally, and in NYC that would be unlikely for me.

Keep up the good work! You represent the best of your area, as do the families of Abby and Libby.

IMO of course!

 

[FrostedGlass]

My advice regarding comment sections, don't read them if you suspect they aren't like-minded.
WTAF comments come from both directions. IMO

 

[INfisherman]

My advice regarding comment sections, don't read them if you suspect they aren't like-minded.
WTAF comments come from both directions. IMO

I can read differing opinions or comments just fine when they are sensible & not attacking a person out of spite. That has nothing to do with WTAF. It’s the falsehoods & misunderstanding & inability to comprehend what a person says that is WTAF. Thanks for the advice but I can manage my viewing & reading habits just fine as a reasonable adult.

Sure they can come from both directions, however only one direction is being disrespectful towards a juror, who going into deliberations was by her own words undecided & fully supported some of the defense’s proposals. The only reasonable comments regarding the juror came from the host. He didn’t seem to feel the need to insult the juror when discussing her comments or how she saw things nor was he disrespectful of the decision, unlike many of the comments. Funny how that worked out.

JMO

 

[INfisherman]

Well you know what they say.

If you had the give the internet an enema you would stick the tube in the YouTube comments section.

LMAO - you win the internet for the day. No, I’ve never heard that before but if I may offer a slight addition, don’t leave out Reddit & save some of the enema since quite a bit of X just needs to be flushed.

Thanks for the laugh.

 

[INfisherman]

@INfisherman

I must confess that prior to Abby and Libby, I’d never heard of Delphi, Indiana.

However, I certainly don’t judge that town nor the state of Indiana based on RA and his team of unethical, lowlife lawyers.

Clearly they don’t represent your state nor town, and I see what a good man you seem to be and that is representative enough for me. That goes for the other locals who have posted throughout this ordeal.

As a New Yorker I don’t expect to be judged by the murderers who exist here, although what you state is true—-you may perhaps recognize those faces when you are out locally, and in NYC that would be unlikely for me.

Keep up the good work! You represent the best of your area, as do the families of Abby and Libby.

IMO of course!

I appreciate the kind thoughts & words. Very considerate of you. This whole ordeal is obviously not about me - not even remotely close.

The being out locally & recognizing faces is very real & has already occurred. One of the players is a former classmate, another just a face I have seen many times. Just a new experience & something for which I was unprepared. It’s hard to put into words.

Thanks again for your words. I do appreciate them more than you know.

 

[Vaderman]

This especially stuck out to me:

“He had a collection of phones dating back to 1998, but he didn’t have that phone"

‘Cleared’ - Carroll County Comet

Carroll County Prosecutor Nicholas McLeland spoke to the Carroll County Comet Friday, his first interview since the gag order was lifted in the Delphi double murder case. This is part of a continued series of first-hand perspectives from those closest to the case by journalist Amy...

www.carrollcountycomet.com

I know it was mentioned he had large amount of phones and that the one from when the crimes occurred was missing, but that sentence is especially damning.

 

[girlhasnoname]

This especially stuck out to me:

“He had a collection of phones dating back to 1998, but he didn’t have that phone"

‘Cleared’ - Carroll County Comet

Carroll County Prosecutor Nicholas McLeland spoke to the Carroll County Comet Friday, his first interview since the gag order was lifted in the Delphi double murder case. This is part of a continued series of first-hand perspectives from those closest to the case by journalist Amy...

www.carrollcountycomet.com

I know it was mentioned he had large amount of phones and that the one from when the crimes occurred was missing, but that sentence is especially damning.

Yeah, another one of those too coincidental coincidences. What are the statistical odds of that I wonder?

JMO

 

[girlhasnoname]

Lawyer Lee did an interview with Rozzi, Baldwin and Auger. I read the highlights of the transcripts and it was very enlightening about the dynamics of the Defense Team. I came away with thought that Rozzi can't separate himself fast enough, pretty much threw Baldwin and Auger under the bus at times, appeared distracted and toned down a lot of their most outrageous allegations.

I can't link the transcript highlights but you can check out her interview on her Podcast. I think LL did a good job asking the questions and I think she is an approved source here. IMO

 

[al66pine]

@INfisherman
Thank you for the RDCV of that show, so I don't have to listen.

@MrsWatson Joining w you to thank @INfisherman for posting abridgement.

TYVM INfisherman.

(In ^ post, did not recognize "RDCV" but figured my friend Google could help.
Sure enough, RDCV:
"The Retrievable Drop-in Check Valve (RDCV) is used to control back flow from high pressure formations into the well and through the drill string back to the surface."
Oh, w the things we learn on Websleuths, we could write articles to be pared down for Readers' Digest Condensed Version. Fun times. )

 

[INfisherman]

@MrsWatson Joining w you to thank @INfisherman for posting abridgement.

TYVM INfisherman.

(In ^ post, did not recognize "RDCV" but figured my friend Google could help.
Sure enough, RDCV:
"The Retrievable Drop-in Check Valve (RDCV) is used to control back flow from high pressure formations into the well and through the drill string back to the surface."
Oh, w the things we learn on Websleuths, we could write articles to be pared down for Readers' Digest Condensed Version. Fun times. )

While it wasn’t the original intent, you’re more than welcome.

I wasn’t sure about the acronym either & ended up Googling as well.

 

[FrostedGlass]

I've been wondering what happened to the ex-warden of Westville. Now I'm more curious than ever.

John Galipeau v. State of Indiana Employees' Appeals Commission, Indiana Department of Correction
Case Number 46D02-2501-MI-000088
Court LaPorte Superior Court 2
Type MI - Miscellaneous Civil
Filed 01/09/2025
Status 01/09/2025 , Pending (active)