Inside Edition - Richard Allen Sentenced to 130 Years for Killing Dephi Teens
Richard Allen received a 130-year sentence for the brutal murders of 14-year-old Libby German and her best friend Abby Williams. The crime occurred nearly eight years ago on a deserted train bridge in Delphi, Indiana, where the girls' bodies were found with their throats cut. During the sentencing, family members delivered emotional victim impact statements, expressing their enduring pain and anger. Prosecutor Nick McLeland highlighted the bravery of the victims, who recorded the killer's voice, aiding the investigation. Libby managed to capture the defendant's voice on her phone, and Abby hid the phone from the killer, actions that were crucial in solving the case.
Key Points:
- Richard Allen sentenced to 130 years for murdering Libby German and Abby Williams.
- The murders took place on a deserted train bridge in Delphi, Indiana.
- Family members delivered emotional victim impact statements in court.
- Libby German recorded the killer's voice, aiding the investigation.
- Prosecutor praised the bravery of the victims for their crucial actions.