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Hi guys, it's Sruti and it is just me today because Hannah's on holiday and this episode,

this bonus episode was a very last minute decision. So yes, it feels very weird talking to myself

being sat in the studio all alone, but let's do it. Because what I've got to talk to you about today

is very, very worth it. It's been almost a year now since we released our two-parter on the

Delphi case and the arrest of Richard Allen. Five years after the bodies of 13-year-old Abby Williams

and 14-year-old Libby German were found in the woods near the Monon Highbridge and Carroll County,

Indiana. The arrest of Allen, a longtime resident who worked at a local CVS in the small town of Delphi,

was a total shock. No one outside of law enforcement had him on their radar at all.

I had a long list of suspects when I started writing that two-parter. And when the police dropped

his name, no matter how many times I control after my pages and pages and pages of notes,

there was no mention of Allen anywhere before his arrest last year. Now we aren't going to go

back over the entire case here today. If you want a reminder, please go back and listen to

episodes 272 and 273 for the full rundown. This bonus episode is an update based on 136

page document that was released by Allen's defence team this week. After reading said document

and picking my jaw up off the floor, I realised we had to get something out ASAP, which is why I'm

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