Child Sex Perv Talks Delphi Murders of Little Girls

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 15 February 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

An Indiana man accused of child exploitation and child pornography, says police told him he was the last person to communicate with one of two girls killed in Delphi, Indiana.

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0:00.0	The
0:01.0	Crime Stories with Nancy Grace
0:07.0	Abby and Libby.
0:15.0	Two names I have not forgotten.
0:17.2	Abigail, Abby Williams, Liberty, Libby, German.
0:22.2	People often refer to the Delphine murders, generically, but we're talking about two little
0:28.1	girls ages 13 and 14 that lost their lives.
0:33.3	At the Delphine Bridge, their cases still not solved.
0:38.8	This Valentine's Day, five years ago, their bodies were found.
0:45.1	All these two little girls did was go for a walk.
0:48.5	Their families dropped them off.
0:50.8	How could everything go so wrong?
0:55.0	In the last hours, a bombshell interview with one guy who was allegedly communicating
1:02.5	with the two little girls, or at least one of them, pretending to be someone their age.
1:09.4	This guy confesses that he routinely communicated with underage girls.
1:15.9	I'm talking 13, 14, 15 to try to get their addresses to try to meet up with them, to try
1:22.0	to get them to send him naked photos or semi-clothed photos.
1:26.6	Yeah, he's a perv.
1:30.0	Is he a killer?
1:32.2	Was he actually communicating with Libby the day she's killed?
1:40.2	That's pretty damning evidence.
1:41.9	I'm Nancy Grace.
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