US Politics | Who is Richard Allen and what is his connection to the Delphi murders?

A MAN was arrested on October 28, 2022, in connection to a 2017 cold case. Richard Allen is reportedly believed to have been involved in the killing of two teenage girls from Indiana nearly five years ago. A man was reportedly arrested on October 28, 2022, in connection to the 2017 murders of two teenage girls from IndianaIndiana State Police Richard Allen was allegedly arrested and booked into the Carroll County Jail on October 28, according to Fox 59 in Indianapolis. The 50-year-old \- who has been reportedly moved to a state facility for his safety \- is suspected to have been involved in the deaths of Abigail Williams and Liberty German. He is the first arrest made in relation to the 2017 cold case murders. As per the Kokomo Tribune, there will be a press conference held by the Indiana State Police scheduled for 10am on October 31, 2022. More information will be released by police on Monday at Delphi United Methodist Church. Read More on Delphi murders LOST INNOCENTS Delphi murders: What happened to Abigail Williams and Liberty German? CHILLING SEARCH 'Catfish' linked to Delphi murders searched DNA info after girls' deaths What was Richard Allen allegedly arrested for? Allen is allegedly a suspect in the 2017 murders of two teenage girls from Indiana, multiple sources told WTTV. However, Indiana State Police Sgt Jeremy Piers told the Lafayette Journal & Courier on October 28 that he could confirm if an arrest was made in the case. According to the outlet: ...Indiana laws require police to release the identity of anyone arrested, as well as anyone incarcerated at a jail or prison within 24 hours of the arrest. ...The name, age, and address of the person arrested, as well as the crimes he is suspected of committing, is required by law to be released.... Most read in News 'LACK OF CARE' Veteran's family slams cops who 'let Master of Disguise boyfriend escape' EMPIRE OF DUST How President Xi's brutal 'Covid Zero' crackdown could lead to his downfall HOLIDAY TERROR 13 dead and 62 hurt including 12-year-old boy in Halloween weekend shootings CRUCIAL BREAKTHROUGH First pic of man arrested in connection with Delphi murders revealed GHOST SHIP I worked on a cruise ship where people died - it made me believe in an afterlife KNIFE HORROR Tragic details emerge after dad and daughter killed in horror Kohl's stabbing Officials are also investigating a fake social media account, @anthony_shots, that was believed to have been interacting with one of the two teenage girls killed at the time. The catfish claimed to be a wealthy male model, as per the New York Post. The police have previously looked into several others in connection to the case, including: Ron Logan \- who owned the land on which the girls' bodies were found. He has since died.Kegan Kline \- who was being investigated in connection with a child exploitation case. He was never charged. 14-year-old Liberty "Libby" German and 13-year-old Abigail "Abby" Williams were found dead on February 14, 2017Provided by Kelsi German Who are the Delphi murder victims? On February 13, 2017, 13-year-old Abigail "Abby" Williams and 14-year-old Liberty "Libby" German went missing after being dropped off at the Delphi Historic Trails at about 1pm. The girls were reported missing after they failed to meet their parents at the pre-arranged pickup location at 5.15pm that evening. The last recording of the teens appeared on Snapchat, showing a man following them in the background as they crossed the Monon High Bridge. Police located Williams' and German's bodies at 12pm the following day near Deer Creek, about a half mile from Monon High Bridge. The girls were reportedly found in a pool of blood. Read More on The US Sun HOLIDAY TERROR 13 dead and 62 hurt including 12-year-old boy in Halloween weekend shootings SCREAM QUEENS See the Kardashians show off their most scandalous Halloween styles On Friday, October 29, Kelsi German, Libby's older sister, tweeted: ...Today is the day.... More information regarding the case is said to be revealed to the public on Monday.

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