Richard Allen received a 130-year prison sentence for the 2017 murders of Abby Williams and Libby German, two teenage girls from Delphi, Indiana. The case, which captivated national attention for nearly a decade, saw Allen remain emotionless throughout the trial. The murders occurred while the girls were hiking on a local trail, a place once considered safe by the community. The verdict is seen as a step towards restoring a sense of security in Carroll County. After a gag order was lifted, investigators and family members spoke publicly for the first time in over two years, expressing gratitude to the jury and the community for their support. Key evidence included a cell phone video recorded by Libby, which captured Allen just before the girls went missing. Family members delivered emotional victim impact statements in court, highlighting the profound loss they continue to endure.