Delphi Murder Trial Day 6: Testimony from the forensic firearm specialist
Richard Allen is accused of kidnapping and murdering Abigail Williams and Liberty German off of a hiking trail in Delphi in 2017. The trial began Friday at 9 a.m. with the state calling their first witness, Melissa Oberg. She worked for the Indiana State Police lab as a forensics firearm examiner.
Friday's court session revolved around the unspent bullet found at the scene where Liberty "Libby" German and Abigail "Abby" Williams were found dead.
Indiana State Police firearms examiner Melissa Oberg testified about her analysis tying Allen's handgun to unspent round ...
Testimony continues in the murder trial of accused Delphi killer Richard Allen, with additional information about the ...
The Delphi murder trial's sixth day featured testimony linking Richard Allen to the crime scene from a retired DCS worker.
The only piece of hard evidence presented before jurors in the Richard Allen double murder trial in Delphi that supposedly directly ties the defendant to the killings ...
A file with a handwritten tip about Richard Allen was found in a drawer years after Liberty "Libby" Williams and Abigail "Abby" Williams died.
The analysis comes as defense attorneys are trying to introduce the Odinism theory into Richard Allen's double-murder trial.
Sarah Carbaugh testified that she decided to drive on County Road 300 North, by the Monon High Bridge trail entrance, on the ...
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