GUILTY Abby & Libby - The Delphi Murders - Richard Allen Arrested - #220

[INfisherman]

If you were looking at this map as North being up top, East being on Libby’s side, South being below them, and West being on Abby's side - the end of High Bridge, Weber's private driveway, and his house would be South East of the girls.

Unless I have my brain scrambled, I think you may have E & W flipped in your description.

As the image sits, with N down, W goes RIGHT, E goes LEFT. When the image gets rotated/flipped so N is up, E will then go RIGHT & W LEFT (as in all N-up maps). The large branch is obscuring the W/NW side of LG, with AW laying E of LG or am I mistaken?

 

[Peppery]

Initially I thought the sticks were to help conceal their bodies. But wouldn’t it have been easier and faster to kick some leaves and/or forest floor debris over them and nearly cover them? I think only RA knows why he placed the sticks the way he did and it will never make sense to us. It wasn’t Odinists, it wasn’t witches, it was one sick [man] who will pay for the next 130 years.

 

[shonyakay]

Unless I have my brain scrambled, I think you may have E & W flipped in your description.

As the image sits, with N down, W goes RIGHT, E goes LEFT. When the image gets rotated/flipped so N is up, E will then go RIGHT & W LEFT (as in all N-up maps). The large branch is obscuring the W/NW side of LG, with AW laying E of LG or am I mistaken?

Every picture and video clip I have seen - their bodies were found where I described. I admit I don't understand the North symbol in this graphic though.

Here is Lauren Matthias showing the area where the girls were found.

 

[shonyakay]

Unless I have my brain scrambled, I think you may have E & W flipped in your description.

As the image sits, with N down, W goes RIGHT, E goes LEFT. When the image gets rotated/flipped so N is up, E will then go RIGHT & W LEFT (as in all N-up maps). The large branch is obscuring the W/NW side of LG, with AW laying E of LG or am I mistaken?

Here is another one from Lauren at the crime scene.