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Richard Allen's attorneys argue for new trial

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Richard Allen's murder trial appeal hearing is today. See past coverage

Indiana's appeals court will hear oral arguments this morning in convicted murderer Richard Allen's case.

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'You protected him into psychosis': Judges rip into prosecutors over Richard Allen's confessions in Delphi murders during appeal hearing

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‘Unfair and unconstitutional': Richard Allen's attorneys argue for new trial

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Indiana man wants new trial in killing of teens with pagan ritual evidence introduced

Jurors convicted Richard Allen of murder in 2024 in the deaths of Abigail Williams, 13, and Liberty German, 14.

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Prosecutor, case investigators attend Richard Allen's appeal hearing

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Richard Allen appeals murder convictions

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Convicted Indiana killer of teen girls cites mental health crisis, pagan ritual in appeal

Allen said he was in the middle of a psychological crisis when he confessed and in his trial he was unfairly prevented from using his argument that the girls were killed by others in a pagan ritual.

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Convicted Delphi killer presents arguments during appeal

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Richard Allen's appeals team in court this morning

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'I killed Abby and Libby' | 3+ hours of videos released, including Richard Allen's prison confession phone calls, interrogations in Delphi murders

DELPHI, Ind. — Newly obtained videos show the police interrogation of Richard Allen before his arrest for the murder of two girls in Delphi eight years ago. Allen was sentenced in December 2024 to 130 years in prison for killing Abby Williams and Libby ...

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Delphi Murder Victims' Families React to Convicted Killer Richard Allen's Sentencing

Richard Allen, the Indiana man responsible for the deaths of Abigail “Abby” Williams, 13, and Liberty “Libby” German, 14, will spend the rest of his life behind bars. On Friday, December 20, 2024, Special Judge Fran Gull handed the 52-year-old ...

Appeal hearing begins for Indiana man sentenced to 130 years for murders of teen girls; lawyers say psychotic episode led to confession

Monday, an appeal will be heard for an Indiana man sentenced to 130 years in prison for killing two teenage girls. Here's what his lawyers hope will free him.