there has been a major break tonight and the mystery of two teenage girls in indiana found murdered in 2017 after going fo a hike at a local trail. alexis mcadams has the latest tonight. the families kept the faith for years there would be an arrest in this case after more than 5.5 years of a nationwide manhunt, they found a suspected killer and delphi. at think we both kind of fel not real we d been down this path with the different people in different suspects and thing that come out. police charged richard allen with two counts of murder in th deaths of abby williams and libby german until the 50 -year-old indiana native and local pharmacy tech live nearby the crime scene arrested nearly one week ago neighbors a small police digging up the suspects backyard focusing on the fire pit. abby and libby were murdered back in february of 2017. their bodies found at the next day there a trail in delphi,
this was a nationwide manhunt for more than five years, and now the suspect was arrested right here in delphi, indiana. i think we both kind of felt that it was not real, you know what i mean, we have been down this path with different people and different suspects and names that come out. police have charged richard allen with two counts of murder, allen, 50-year-old indiana native and pharmacy tech, arrested nearly one week ago after neighbors say they saw police digging up his back yard, near a fire pit there. abby and libby were killed in february 2017, their bodies found the next day near a trail in delphi. they snapped a picture of the man as the suspected killer there, and libby recorded the
will: a possible big break in a 2017 case, the delphi murders of two young girls in indiana. multiple reports say police now have taken a man into custody. pete: police found the bodies of the 14-year-old and 13-year-old in the woods a day after they were dropped off at a hiking trail. rachel: with more details expected at a police news conference tomorrow, let s bring in fox news host nancy grace. nancy, what s the latest on this terrible, terrible case? well, while police are not stating that this person, richard allen, aka ricky allen, aka rick allen, a local are pharmacy tech at the delphi vv cvs, and let me just tell you, it s right in the middle of everything. it s a very small town, 3,000
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