Hey everyone, Kylie Lowe here. If you've been a dark down Easter for long, you know the show is

dedicated to the stories that have shaped and impacted my home here in New England. But my community

is not the only place whose history has been changed by a complex case, cases that are so complex,

with more than one side to the story and details debated in front of a jury in search for justice.

And now there's a show dedicated to diving into both sides, the prosecutions and the defenses,

and it invites you to be an additional 13th juror for these cases.

Each week on the podcast 13th juror, host Brandy Churchwell walks

you through the heart of a case, not just the crime, but the trial, the prosecution's strategy,

the defense's counter-argument, the testimony the jury heard, and maybe the evidence they didn't hear.

Brandy breaks down complicated investigations and

courtroom drama with clarity, compassion, and deny for the details that matter most.

And today, she's tackling one that shook the entire country while shattering a small

Indiana community, the Delphi murders. Brandy is taking us inside the investigation into what

happened to Liberty German and Abigail Williams, two bright, beloved girls whose lives

were stolen on a February afternoon. She unpacks the long, twisted search for answers,

the arrest of Richard Allen, and how the prosecution built its case as the courtroom

became a battleground of emotion, evidence, and national attention. And Brandy is offering you a preview

right here, right now. See, this is the path that you go down.

Um, there's no path going there, so we have to go down here.

Guys? It's one of the other. It's one of the most haunting recordings in American True Crime, a grainy image of a man walking along a dilapidated railroad bridge toward the camera, seemingly unaware he's being filmed.

He's wearing jeans and a blue jacket layered

over something darker, with his hands buried deep in his pockets. His head tilts slightly

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