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The trial for Richard Allen, the man accused of murdering Abby Williams and Libby

German, featured testimony from pathologist Roland Core who conducted the autopsies on the victims.

Core testified that Abby Williams suffered a single mortal wound to the left side of her neck, severing the jugular vein.

He estimated that she bled out within five to ten minutes and would have likely been conscious

and able to react to her injuries.

Libby German sustained multiple wounds to the right side of her neck,

including injuries to the carotid arteries.

Gore determined that she died more quickly than Abby due to the severity of her wounds.

Both girls were found with no signs of sexual trauma or restraint.

Abby had a faint linear mark on her lip, which Core believed could have been caused by duct tape or cloth.

Libby had minor abrasions on her chest.

Core initially believed that multiple weapons may have been used in the murders due to the serrated nature of the wounds, however,

he later revised his opinion stating that a single weapon such as a box cutter could have caused the injuries.

The defense attorney Brad Razzie questioned Corps about the discrepancies in his testimony

regarding the number of weapons used.

Razzie expressed frustration that Core had met with the prosecution three times

after his deposition without informing the defense of his changing thoughts on the murder weapon.

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