I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host, Alice, and I'm joined as always by my relieved co-host Brett.

So relieved, Alice, I can't even tell you how relieved I am. This is something, obviously, we're talking about the Delphi case.

We've been waiting now four days while the jury

deliberated, but I mean, this has really been a way that's been going on since 2017.

And this is a case that I think means a lot to so many people because of the innocence

that was taken here and what it represented. And it's a case that meant a lot to us.

It's one that we covered very early on.

I mean, honestly, I think it was the first case we did well.

I like to tell people that.

And having had the opportunity to meet the families,

I just ached for them and what they were going through. And I can't imagine

what they've gone through these last seven years and these last couple years since Richard

Allen was arrested. And now to finally have a verdict in, in the case is really, it's hard to,

it's hard to describe what, what they must be going through.

Absolutely.

We were asked last year, I think, what is one case you would like solved?

This was before there was an arrest.

And I think both of us said the Delphi case.

For those of you who are just tuning in in the last couple of minutes, the jury has come back with a verdict on

all four counts guilty. Richard Allen is guilty of the murders of Liberty German and Abby Williams,

and this is such a relief because if you've been following this case, yes, while the trial's been,

you know, three weeks long, which is a lengthy

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