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GUILTY Abby & Libby - The Delphi Murders - Richard Allen Arrested - #220- Latest: INfisherman
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Courtney Spinelli, a reporter for the FOX affiliate, spoke to one of Allen’s neighbors. That man, Joe Seurynck, indicated that he saw “a couple of police cars” at Allen’s property last week but didn’t think “much of it.” Spinelli also said neighbors saw officers digging up a “fire pit” in Allen’s yard.
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New Photo Shows Man Reportedly Arrested in Connection with Delphi Murders as Neighbors React: 'I Would Talk; He Wouldn't Say Much'
A local television station on Saturday published a picture that it says depicts a man currently behind bars in connection with Indiana's Delphi Murders.
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Delphi Murders trial: Day 9 live blog
Follow the trial of Richard Allen, accused of the Delphi murders, as it continues in the Carroll County Courthouse. Stay updated with WISH-TV's live blog.
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6:05 P.M.: FORMER CSI COULD NOT LINK ALLEN TO CRIME SCENE
Court resumed at 4:30 p.m. following a quick recess.Pat Cicero, a LaPorte County sheriff’s major with CSI experience, returned to the stand. State prosecutor James Luttrell began by questioning Cicero about his conclusions about the crime scene and specific details about the bodies.
4:59 P.M.: FORMER CSI SAYS HE BELIEVES LIBBY WAS MOVED AFTER DEATH
Following testimony from a DNA expert with the Indiana State Police, the state called Maj. Pat Cicero to the stand. Cicero is a LaPorte County sheriff’s major with previous experience as a crime scene investigator. Cicero said his specialty while as a CSI was blood stains.4:34 P.M.: EXPERT SAYS RICHARD ALLEN’S DNA WAS NOT FOUND DURING TESTING
Court returned for the afternoon session at 1:38 p.m., and began with defense attorney Jennifer Auger cross-examining Stacy Bozinovski, a DNA expert for the Indiana State Police.12:48 P.M.: DNA EXPERT CONTINUES HER TESTIMONY
At 11:10 a.m. court is back in session. Stacy Bozinovski, a DNA expert for the Indiana State Police is on the stand. Bozinovski is looking at exhibits and describing what is seen. She is looking at three exhibits: a pink shirt, a grey bra and a black bra.9 A.M.: COURT BEGINS FOR MONDAY SESSION
News 8’s Kyla Russell is back in Delphi for continuing coverage of the double murder trial of Richard Allen.Follow Kyla on X for photos, recaps, and more from Delphi.
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Blood pattern expert says Libby German's body was moved | Day 9 of Delphi murders trial
Seven years after Libby German and Abby Williams were killed, the trial continues for the man accused of murdering them.
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Delphi murder trial: No DNA ties suspect or anyone else to crime scene, expert says
No DNA was found at the site of the Delphi, Indiana, double murders to link the suspect, Richard Allen, or anyone else to the crime scene, a forensic scientist testified.
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Delphi Murders trial: Day 10 live blog
Day 10 in the trial of Delphi Murders suspect Richard Allen begins at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Follow our live blog for the latest developments.
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Delphi Murders Trial Day 10 Afternoon Wrap Up:
It was the longest day we've had since this trial began. In the afternoon, we heard the confessions Richard Allen made to prison guards at the Westville Correctional Facility where he was held for more than a year. <i></i>
-We heard first from John Galipeau who was the former warden at Westville
-He went through what Allen's was life was like there
-Allen was on suicide watch for most of his time there
-He would have "suicide companions" watching him and monitoring what he did and said <i></i>
-Galipeau said initially other inmates were monitoring Allen but that changed after he started acting "erratic"
-Prison guards took over as his suicide companions
-Galipeau said Allen started washing his face in the toilet and pooping in his cell <i></i>
-Then Allen wrote a "request for interview" form which said "I'm ready to officially confess to Killing Abby and Libby"
-Here's a recreation we did during a viewing of exhibits last week:
-During cross examination, defense attorney Brad Rozzi pointed out that the area Allen was in was maximum security and house inmates who had conduct violations
-Rozzi reminded everyone that Allen was a pre-trial inmate and not convicted of a crime <i></i>
-Galipeau told Rozzi he had never heard of a "safekeeper" (aka pre-trial inmate) being held in a pod like that in his 28 years with IDOC
-Galipeau said that because Allen was on suicide watch, he had more limitations than other inmates and was watched at all times <i></i>
-Rozzi tried to ask about Galipeau being fired from the Department of Corrections but McLeland objected and Judge Gull agreed because it was outside the scope of what McLeland had asked about
-We then heard from 8 prison guards who were Allen's suicide companions <i></i>
-All of them heard Allen confess to the murders in some sort of fashion
-Officer Michael Clemons heard Allen say "I'm glad nobody gave up on me after I killed Abby and Libby"
-Also heard Allen say "I'm not crazy, I'm only acting like I'm crazy" <i></i>
-During cross, Rozzi asked if he heard Allen mention specific details? The answer was no.
-Clemons told Rozzi that other inmates would call Allen a "baby killer" and would tell him to kill himself
-During re-direct, Clemons said he didn't think Allen was crazy <i></i>
-Next was Michael Robert who heard Allen say "I want to confess. I know a lot more"
-He also said "I killed Abby and Libby. My wife wasn't involved"
-He also heard Allen talking to himself saying "why are you doing this? Do you know god?" <i></i>
-Allen also said things like "I'll take some KFC", "Am I already dead?" and "Can I go home? Am I in jail"
-During cross examination, Robert said he witnessed Allen smear his poop on the walls of his cell
-Roberts also saw him bang his head on the wall until it was bruised <i></i>
-He also said Allen would stand in the corner and run naked
-Next was James Early
-He heard Allen say "I am ready to confess. I swear to god I killed Abby and Libby. me running"
-During cross, Early said he saw Allen penetrate himself with a spork <i></i>
-Early also witnessed Allen drink from his toilet
-When Rozzi asked Early if it would be detrimental to someone's mental health to be in those conditions? He said yes
-Officer John Miller heard Allen say "funniest joke is how I killed them" <i></i>
-Allen also told Miller he killed his family and grandchildren
-Miller said Allen told him a "bear claw" was hypnotizing him.
-Miller told the jury he didn't think Allen's mental health issues were genuine
-Then came Brandon Fisher who heard the most detailed confession <i></i>
-Fisher says Allen said "he killed two girls in Delphi with a box cutter and threw it in the CVS dumpster"
-Fisher says Allen also said "he was going to rape them but panicked and killed them instead"
-He was banging his head on the wall while making some of these statements <i></i>
-During cross, Rozzi began to ask about Fisher being fired from IDOC for providing false info but prosecutor objected and it was sustained
-Fisher told Rozzi he thought Allen was putting on an "act" <i></i>
-Fisher said Allen would bang his head on the door while asking people to read the bible to him
-Fisher said Allen would also pretend he was in medieval times
-Allen also rubbed his poop on his face and left it there for two hours while in Fisher's presence <i></i>
-Officer Raymond Smith said Allen told him "I killed those two girls so I have to kill myself"
-Smith also witnessed Allen standing in the corner of his cell naked and singing "God Bless America"
-Smith said Allen then began masturbating in front of the door <i></i>
-Last was Jason Bedwell who works at the Wabash Valley prison where Allen was moved
-Said he heard Allen say "I'm sorry for what I did. Sorry for killing the girls" while he was laying down and crying
-Rozzi pointed out that there is no recording of that statement like the others <i></i>
-For reference, here's the change Allen underwent while in prison
-In motions to get him moved, which were eventually granted, Allen's lawyers said Westville was like a prison of war camp
-They included these pictures as part of their evidence
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-Jury was sent out around 6:30
-Many of them were looking at the clock towards the end of day
-Confessions we didn't hear about today are the ones Allen supposedly made to his family members
-We'll see if that comes up tomorrow
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PARTIAL DELPHI MURDERS MORNING JURY NOTES DAY 11:
Clinical psychologist at Westville Dr. Monica Wala took the stand. She talked about some of her interaction with suspect Richard Allen. She met him first in November 2022 when he arrived in prison.
On April 5, 2023, she talked about Allen being back on suicide watch. She testified he volunteered information about the case, saying he killed Abby and Libby.He said, “I committed the murders on my own, I made sure they were dead so they would not suffer.” He said his intentions were sexual in nature because he believed his victims were between the ages of 11-18. He said he’s been selfish all his life. He wanted to apologize and wanted to go back and change what happened.
He claimed he had a history of child molestation. He also said he had a history as an alcoholic. Alluded to having a sexual addiction. He said he had remorse.
On March 21, 2023 in his prison cell he committed to God and always had a Bible with him. He said he was glad he didn’t kill himself and that he was seeking forgiveness from his family. Doctor Wala said she recognized manipulative behavior. Spring of 2023 her diagnosis he was experiencing a brief psychotic disorder, she defined it as something that doesn’t last more than a month but found him to be in remission of May of 2023. Allen told Wala about what happened on February 13, 2017. He said he visited his mother in Mexico, IN He declined an invitation to go out with family for lunch, instead drank 3 beers, followed the girls to the bridge. He told her, “I messed with the gun, I guess that’s when the bullet fell out, that’s when I ordered the girls down the hill.” Allen told her he saw a man or heard a van (hard to make out what Wala said) and that’s what scared him to not rape them. He then said he forced the girls down the hill, across the creek, slashed their throats, covered their bodies with tree branches and walked back to his car.
Doctor Wala testified Allen seemed relieved to tell his story. If he died he wanted his wife to know he loved her, but he continued to have an organized recall of the crime narrative saying, “I just want to sign my confessions.”
Doctor Wala listened to a phone call between Allen and his wife Kathy. Allen told Kathy I am going to spend my life in prison, I may only get to see you once more. He says he expects to go to the electric chair. I love you. She said Allen said, “I didn’t do everything I said I did, but I killed Abby and Libby.” The doctor said the wife hung up on him.
Wala wrote in her August3, 2023 report Allen was afraid of dying and said " I want to go to Heaven."
Clinical psychologist at Westville Dr. Monica Wala took the stand. She talked about some of her interaction with suspect Richard Allen. She met him first in November 2022 when he arrived in prison.
On April 5, 2023, she talked about Allen being back on suicide watch. She testified he volunteered information about the case, saying he killed Abby and Libby.He said, “I committed the murders on my own, I made sure they were dead so they would not suffer.” He said his intentions were sexual in nature because he believed his victims were between the ages of 11-18. He said he’s been selfish all his life. He wanted to apologize and wanted to go back and change what happened.
He claimed he had a history of child molestation. He also said he had a history as an alcoholic. Alluded to having a sexual addiction. He said he had remorse.
On March 21, 2023 in his prison cell he committed to God and always had a Bible with him. He said he was glad he didn’t kill himself and that he was seeking forgiveness from his family. Doctor Wala said she recognized manipulative behavior. Spring of 2023 her diagnosis he was experiencing a brief psychotic disorder, she defined it as something that doesn’t last more than a month but found him to be in remission of May of 2023. Allen told Wala about what happened on February 13, 2017. He said he visited his mother in Mexico, IN He declined an invitation to go out with family for lunch, instead drank 3 beers, followed the girls to the bridge. He told her, “I messed with the gun, I guess that’s when the bullet fell out, that’s when I ordered the girls down the hill.” Allen told her he saw a man or heard a van (hard to make out what Wala said) and that’s what scared him to not rape them. He then said he forced the girls down the hill, across the creek, slashed their throats, covered their bodies with tree branches and walked back to his car.
Doctor Wala testified Allen seemed relieved to tell his story. If he died he wanted his wife to know he loved her, but he continued to have an organized recall of the crime narrative saying, “I just want to sign my confessions.”
Doctor Wala listened to a phone call between Allen and his wife Kathy. Allen told Kathy I am going to spend my life in prison, I may only get to see you once more. He says he expects to go to the electric chair. I love you. She said Allen said, “I didn’t do everything I said I did, but I killed Abby and Libby.” The doctor said the wife hung up on him.
Wala wrote in her August3, 2023 report Allen was afraid of dying and said " I want to go to Heaven."
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Delphi Murders Trial Day 11 Lunch Update:
-Only witness to take the stand so far is Dr. Monica Wala who was the psychologist at the Westville Correctional Facility
-Dr. Wala testified about her sessions and interactions with Mr. Allen <i></i>
-Those included confessions he made to her about killing Abby and Libby
-At one point in early April he said he took their lives to preserve his own
-Allen also apparently admitted to have a sex addiction and was an alcoholic <i></i>
-Dr. Wala said after Allen received discovery papers from his attorneys he began acting strangely
-She said repeatedly she believed it wasn't genuine and Allen was only doing odd things to get
-At one point Allen was apparently eating his own poop <i></i>
-Dr. Wala believed Allen suffered from "situational psychoses"
-In early May, Allen made his most detailed confession yet
-He told Dr. Wala that he drank three beers that day and then headed to the trails
-He said he saw the girls walking and followed them <i></i>
-He mentioned doing something with the gun and believes that's when the bullet fell out
NOTE: The bullet was found at the murder scene not at the bridge
-Then ordered them down the hill and was going to rape them
-Saw a van and it scared him so he made them cross the creek <i></i>
-He then cut their necks and waited there to make sure they were dead
-Then walked back to his car and continued his life normally ever since
-Dr. Wala said he had no psychotic signs at the time but was high-risk for suicide <i></i>
-He talked about killing himself by jumping off his sink and snapping his neck
-Later he told Dr. Wala "I didn't do everything I said I did but I killed Abby and Libby"
-Dr. Wala said Allen received discovery papers from his defense in early April <i></i>
-During the month of April, Allen was involuntarily given his medication via injection
-Dr. Wala testified that she believe he was faking some of his symptoms during some of these outbursts
-Dr. Wala testified that he mentioned starting a nuclear war <i></i>
-He also tried to flush his bible down the toilet at one point
-However, Dr. Wala said he was showing signs of improvement by late April
-During cross examination, defense attorney Brad Rozzi asked right out of the gate why she no longer works at the DOC <i></i>
-She stopped working there after testifying during a July hearing in this case
-It was revealed there that she used the DOC database to look up information about the case that was not public
-Rozzi said she was obsessed with the case <i></i>
-Dr. Wala admitted to following it closely and participating in Facebook groups and online chat rooms about the case
-She became more interested after Allen's arrest
-She said she never formally told her bosses about her interest in the case even when Allen was sent to the DOC <i></i>
-Dr. Wala admitted to sharing her thought with Mr. Allen about what she saw in the online groups
-Dr. Wala said he was "fragile" when he came to DOC and had a "D" mental health code on a scale from A to E with E being the worst.
-Broke for lunch, cross will continue after <i></i>
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October 30,2024
Delphi Murders Trial Day 11 Lunch Update:
-Only witness to take the stand so far is Dr. Monica Wala who was the psychologist at the Westville Correctional Facility
-Dr. Wala testified about her sessions and interactions with Mr. Allen <i></i>
-Those included confessions he made to her about killing Abby and Libby
-At one point in early April he said he took their lives to preserve his own
-Allen also apparently admitted to have a sex addiction and was an alcoholic <i></i>
-Dr. Wala said after Allen received discovery papers from his attorneys he began acting strangely
-She said repeatedly she believed it wasn't genuine and Allen was only doing odd things to get
-At one point Allen was apparently eating his own poop <i></i>
-Dr. Wala believed Allen suffered from "situational psychoses"
-In early May, Allen made his most detailed confession yet
-He told Dr. Wala that he drank three beers that day and then headed to the trails
-He said he saw the girls walking and followed them <i></i>
-He mentioned doing something with the gun and believes that's when the bullet fell out
NOTE: The bullet was found at the murder scene not at the bridge
-Then ordered them down the hill and was going to rape them
-Saw a van and it scared him so he made them cross the creek <i></i>
-He then cut their necks and waited there to make sure they were dead
-Then walked back to his car and continued his life normally ever since
-Dr. Wala said he had no psychotic signs at the time but was high-risk for suicide <i></i>
-He talked about killing himself by jumping off his sink and snapping his neck
-Later he told Dr. Wala "I didn't do everything I said I did but I killed Abby and Libby"
-Dr. Wala said Allen received discovery papers from his defense in early April <i></i>
-During the month of April, Allen was involuntarily given his medication via injection
-Dr. Wala testified that she believe he was faking some of his symptoms during some of these outbursts
-Dr. Wala testified that he mentioned starting a nuclear war <i></i>
-He also tried to flush his bible down the toilet at one point
-However, Dr. Wala said he was showing signs of improvement by late April
-During cross examination, defense attorney Brad Rozzi asked right out of the gate why she no longer works at the DOC <i></i>
-She stopped working there after testifying during a July hearing in this case
-It was revealed there that she used the DOC database to look up information about the case that was not public
-Rozzi said she was obsessed with the case <i></i>
-Dr. Wala admitted to following it closely and participating in Facebook groups and online chat rooms about the case
-She became more interested after Allen's arrest
-She said she never formally told her bosses about her interest in the case even when Allen was sent to the DOC <i></i>
-Dr. Wala admitted to sharing her thought with Mr. Allen about what she saw in the online groups
-Dr. Wala said he was "fragile" when he came to DOC and had a "D" mental health code on a scale from A to E with E being the worst.
-Broke for lunch, cross will continue after <i></i>
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Delphi Murders Trial Day 11 Afternoon Highlights:
We picked back up with Defense Attorney Brad Rozzi's cross examination of Dr. Monica Wala who was the psychologist at Westville Correctional Facility where Allen was held in solitary confinement for more than a year
-Rozzi asked Dr. Wala about the clothing Allen was forced to wear while on suicide watch which was similar to a Kimono and apparently referred to as a "flintstone gown"
-Dr. Wala testified that the area where she and Allen had their sessions was not a therapeutic setting
-It was revealed that Mr. Allen was institutionalized sometime in 2019
-Went through several of Dr. Wala's reports from the early days of Allen at Westville where he was being called a "baby killer" by other inmates
-Allen also said he was being treated as if he is already guilty
-In April 2023, Dr. Wala said he had a "grave disability" and that prompted the administering of a Haldol shot to him involuntarily
-He received several of those shots in 2023
-He was continuing to self harm in throughout the summer of 2023
-Rozzi asked at one point about Allen's height which was measured during the intake process
-Dr. Wala said he was 5' 5"
-Rozzi obviously pointing this out because witnesses describe Bridge Guy as being tall
-Dr. Wala testified that she believed Allen had a serious mental illness
-Rozzi ended his questions by pointing out that Dr. Wala was so interested in the Delphi case that she at one point visited the crime scene during a day off
-Then Steve Mullin, the prosecution's investigator, took the stand again
-He went looking at BMV records in response to a jury question about the car seen on the Hoosier Harvest surveillance video that resembled Allen's 2016 Ford Focus
-A juror asked Mullin last week if he knew how many other 2016 Ford Focus cars were in the county
-He said he didn’t
-He got records from BMV that show the only 2016 Black Ford Focus SE registered in Carroll County in 2017 was Richard Allen's
-There were 8 2016 Ford Focus vehicles of varying models registered in the county in that year
-During cross examination, Mullin admitted he couldn't tell the model of the car in the surveillance video and that the Ford Focus looks similar regardless of what model
-Defense attorney Jennifer Auger pointed out that killer could be from another county
-Last up was Brad Weber who owns the property near the Monon High Bridge
-A road to get to his home runs right under the bridge
-He testified that on the day of the murders he left work a little after 2 and went straight home which would put him there around 2:30
-Prosecution asked what he drove and he said a white van
-That's important because in his detailed prison confession, he said he was going to rape the girls but saw a van and got scared so he made them cross the creek
-During cross examination, defense attorney Andrew Baldwin said to Weber: "you didn't drive straight home did you?"
-Weber said he did
-Baldwin pointed to statement he gave to cops that he went and worked on some ATM machines
-Weber got angry and yelled "No" at Baldwin
-Baldwin then ended his questioning but not before serving Weber with a subpoena on the witness stand for him to come back and testify when the defense presents their case
-Weber then stepped down
-During his opening statement, Baldwin said Weber was a possible suspect
-One of Weber's guns, a Sig Sauer, was tested by state police lab and the result was inconclusive
We're told tomorrow will be quite lengthy. Prosecutor McLeland said he intends to play 2+ hours of audio but didn't specify. Could be alleged confessions Allen made on the phone
As always, you can read everything that's happened so far on our website:
Delphi Murders Trial Day 11 Afternoon Highlights:
We picked back up with Defense Attorney Brad Rozzi's cross examination of Dr. Monica Wala who was the psychologist at Westville Correctional Facility where Allen was held in solitary confinement for more than a year
-Rozzi asked Dr. Wala about the clothing Allen was forced to wear while on suicide watch which was similar to a Kimono and apparently referred to as a "flintstone gown"
-Dr. Wala testified that the area where she and Allen had their sessions was not a therapeutic setting
-It was revealed that Mr. Allen was institutionalized sometime in 2019
-Went through several of Dr. Wala's reports from the early days of Allen at Westville where he was being called a "baby killer" by other inmates
-Allen also said he was being treated as if he is already guilty
-In April 2023, Dr. Wala said he had a "grave disability" and that prompted the administering of a Haldol shot to him involuntarily
-He received several of those shots in 2023
-He was continuing to self harm in throughout the summer of 2023
-Rozzi asked at one point about Allen's height which was measured during the intake process
-Dr. Wala said he was 5' 5"
-Rozzi obviously pointing this out because witnesses describe Bridge Guy as being tall
-Dr. Wala testified that she believed Allen had a serious mental illness
-Rozzi ended his questions by pointing out that Dr. Wala was so interested in the Delphi case that she at one point visited the crime scene during a day off
-Then Steve Mullin, the prosecution's investigator, took the stand again
-He went looking at BMV records in response to a jury question about the car seen on the Hoosier Harvest surveillance video that resembled Allen's 2016 Ford Focus
-A juror asked Mullin last week if he knew how many other 2016 Ford Focus cars were in the county
-He said he didn’t
-He got records from BMV that show the only 2016 Black Ford Focus SE registered in Carroll County in 2017 was Richard Allen's
-There were 8 2016 Ford Focus vehicles of varying models registered in the county in that year
-During cross examination, Mullin admitted he couldn't tell the model of the car in the surveillance video and that the Ford Focus looks similar regardless of what model
-Defense attorney Jennifer Auger pointed out that killer could be from another county
-Last up was Brad Weber who owns the property near the Monon High Bridge
-A road to get to his home runs right under the bridge
-He testified that on the day of the murders he left work a little after 2 and went straight home which would put him there around 2:30
-Prosecution asked what he drove and he said a white van
-That's important because in his detailed prison confession, he said he was going to rape the girls but saw a van and got scared so he made them cross the creek
-During cross examination, defense attorney Andrew Baldwin said to Weber: "you didn't drive straight home did you?"
-Weber said he did
-Baldwin pointed to statement he gave to cops that he went and worked on some ATM machines
-Weber got angry and yelled "No" at Baldwin
-Baldwin then ended his questioning but not before serving Weber with a subpoena on the witness stand for him to come back and testify when the defense presents their case
-Weber then stepped down
-During his opening statement, Baldwin said Weber was a possible suspect
-One of Weber's guns, a Sig Sauer, was tested by state police lab and the result was inconclusive
We're told tomorrow will be quite lengthy. Prosecutor McLeland said he intends to play 2+ hours of audio but didn't specify. Could be alleged confessions Allen made on the phone
As always, you can read everything that's happened so far on our website:
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At the Delphi Murders trial of Richard Allen, Dr. Monica Wala testified that Allen confessed to killing Libby and Abby. He told her he had planned to rape the girls but was startled by a van. He then decided to kill the girls to protect himself. Brad Weber testified he drove a van through the area at that time. The defense offered appalling evidence of Richard Allen's poor treatment. They say barbaric conditions caused him to make false confessions.
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