Murdered Delphi teens were killed with sharp object – and suspect Richard Allen admitted to killing them at least FIVE TIMES in prison phone calls to his wife and mother, prosecutors claim
- Richard Allen, 50, has been recorded admitting to the crime while in Indiana’s Department of Corrections
- Allen County Judge Frances Gull has released 118 documents in the case, with just 19 remaining sealed
New court documents have revealed that Richard Allen admitted to killing two schoolgirls at least five times since he was charged with the double murder.
Allen, 50, is accused of killing Libby German, 14, and Abby Williams, 13, while they were hiking through Indiana’s Delphi Historic Trails on 13 February 2017.
Prosecutors claim that Allen has made several phone calls to his wife, Kathy, and his mother while at the Indiana Department of Corrections, where he admits to killing the two girls.
Documents also revealed that both girls had wounds caused ‘by a sharp object’ and articles of clothing were missing.’
The filings said: ‘They also determined that articles of clothing from the girls were missing from the scene, including a pair of underwear and a sock.’
Prosecutors claim that Allen has made several phone calls to his wife, Kathy, and his mother while at the Indiana Department of Corrections, where he admits to killing the two girls
Libby’s iPhone was discovered under her body, and contained the 43-second video that helped investigators piece the case together.
Allen County Judge Frances Gull has released 118 documents in the case, with just 19 remaining sealed.
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