Delphi Odinism Docs Explained

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🗓️ 28 September 2023

⏱️ 81 minutes

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For anyone unfamiliar with the Delphi murder case, Indiana teens Liberty German and Abigail Williams were murdered on February 13, 2017. An arrest in the case was finally made in 2022 when local Richard Allen was arrested for the murders of the girls.

Last week, a 136 page court document was filed by the defense outlining the reasons they believe the case wasn't properly investigated. The defense is alleging evidence was manipulated and that the girls were murdered as part of a ritualistic sacrifice by white nationalists who practice a Norse pagan religion.

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we run through the new court documents. The documents go into graphic detail about the crime scene so listener discretion is advised.

*** NOTE: Since recording, the state responded to the defense's filing stating they had enough probable cause for the search warrant on Richard Allen's home. ***

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0:00.0	The True Crime Society podcast contains adult themes and violence and is not intended for all audiences.
0:05.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:07.0	If you'd like to skip the intro, please refer to the time stamp listed in the episode description.
0:13.0	Thank you.
0:31.0	What's up guys? Welcome back to another episode True Crime Society podcast with Stephanie and Olivia.
0:36.0	It is September 21st right now and this is going to be our highly anticipated episode about the Delphi documents.
0:45.0	Yeah, so I mean, this is going to come out a bit after, but you know, it'll give us some time to like soak it all in and all think about it.
0:55.0	It's been a crazy week, otherwise with all of this and trying to go through the massive about of information unexpected release.
1:06.0	Yeah, I came out of fucking nowhere and it was, we'll get into it, but I did want to talk about quickly I've been posting about a murder that happened where I grew up and.
1:23.0	The daughter of the person who was murdered was one of my friends in high school.
1:28.0	You've probably seen me posting about it if he falls on the line, but my friend, her name is Dorian, her father was murdered on September 10th by her brother.
1:39.0	His name is Jimmy last name's cherry, father's name is also James cherry, but she gave me permission to talk about she actually asked me to.
1:48.0	She wants to kind of really bring more awareness to it, but basically Jimmy the brother, I used to hang out, he's staying out with our friend group.
1:57.0	I always thought he was kind of scary in the sense that he was like usually on drugs.
2:04.0	I don't really like talking to him that much.
2:06.0	He didn't talk that much like he wasn't, he was just always kind of there.
2:11.0	I don't know, but when a lot of people found out that this happened, they were surprised in the sense of course you're surprised it's a murder.
2:17.0	But I'm really surprised that he was the one to do it.
2:20.0	Yeah, so I mean the press release says on September 10th, the New York State Police respond to a failed domestic incident on river road in Patterson James cherry age 33 was arrested for murder in the second degree for a bludgeoning for the bludgeoning of his father James cherry junior age 56.
2:39.0	And basically just says he'll be reigned in Patterson court and the investigation remains ongoing.
2:45.0	So there's a lot of information out about it yet still being investigated, but Dorian did tell me a little bit more.
2:52.0	She said that basically she doesn't really have, she's not like close with her mom, her parents are divorced.
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