Some people have a knack for making friends, others for making bodies disappear.

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brusky.

We've all been there, a rush to get out of the house, and where is your wallet or your purse?

You're looking at all the places where you thought you left it. And in that frantic rush,

you just don't see it. So you head out anyway. You got to get on with your day. You have no choice.

You just, you got to go. When you're out that day, you go buy another wallet or a purse to replace

the one that you think maybe, maybe you lost.

But eventually you get back home and there it is, right where you thought you left it,

right where you thought you were looking, right where you were looking.

But amongst all the other stuff, it somehow was missed.

You didn't catch it at the time.

But you got the new wallet now or the new purse. So, well, you know, this old one, it's fine, even though it's been there the whole time.

It's actually really what you wanted. It's really what you were needing. But, you know,

we're on another track here. We got the new thing to go with. That seems to be what may have

happened in the Delphi murder case and the

eventual conviction of Richard Allen. Well before Richard Allen was ever charged with a crime,

he was working for CVS, no history of any sort of crimes or abuse or really any criminal history.

Or there were other people in town that did.

Other people found to be very close to the crime, like the bodies on his property and a history

of abuse and manipulation and even a jailhouse confession to the murder of Liberty German and

Abigail Williams. His name is Ron Logan. He's dead. In case you're like, let's get him.

He's dead. But he certainly is a character in that case that raises a bit more than just eyebrows.

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