Hello, Hidden Gems. We are here with a very important guest.

If you recognize him, you know who this is.

If you don't recognize him, it's because, well, the trial wasn't televised.

But here he is now. This is Prosecutor Nick McLeeland of the Delphi Indiana trial, the Richard Allen trial.

Richard Allen was convicted of killing two best

friends in 2017, Libby German and Abigail Williams on February 13, 2017. And the jury convicted

Richard Allen. They believe he is bridge guy. They said he is bridge guy. We can now call

Richard Allen, bridge guy, the man on the bridge, telling the two little girls to go down the hill.

We are so honored, actually, that you would be with us today, prosecutor McLeeland. Thank you

for accepting this interview with us.

And full disclosure, I just want to share that we actually will probably be going live later today with some new exhibits that are coming down.

By the time we release this interview with you, we might have already gone live with them.

So I want everyone to keep that in mind that there might be some new exhibits from the trial that have come out that we

might have shared before this interview comes out, but we haven't seen those here yet while we

interview you, prosecutor. While you understand that the public deserves to see these, what were you

saying actually before we? It's just kind of, it's a mixed emotion when those kind of things came out.

I know that the video from Liberty German cell phone was leaked, I suppose, because it wasn't given

through formal channels. So I'm going to say leaked probably two weeks ago or so. And it's just, it's a mixed bag of emotions, I guess,

when those kind of things come out. And mainly because of the family, it affects them. They have

to relive it. It's somewhat for me and my team, because we've got to relive it as well. And so

I completely understand that the public's right to know those things and those things

are public documents.

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