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The evidence is gone, but the nightmare continues.

Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring former prosecutor and defense attorney

Eric Fattis.

Richard Allen's fate hanging in the balance as we're recording this piece right now,

he's accused, of course, being of the

Delphi murderer category. We'll see if a jury believes that, as that is where it's sitting

right now in their hands. They may already have the verdict by the time you're watching this.

Do I mean to discuss the case itself and how it's all played out up until its final moments?

Eric Fattis, defense attorney and former prosecutor.

Let's just kind of do the overview.

Both sides have had a chance to now close their arguments, give it over to the jury.

Let's start out here by talking about the prosecution of Mr. Richard Allen in this case and what we knew before going into court to what we know now.

How is it read out to you?

You know, it's a bit lackluster to me, especially when you consider some of the bluster pre-trial where they're talking about oh, gosh, we have 60 plus confessions.

That's a slam dunk, right?

Well, we start to hear about the circumstances of the confessions, the timeline of the

confessions.

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