This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Bruske, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

We're talking with Bob Motta right now about the case in Delphi, Richard Allen, of course, spending the rest of his life in prison right now.

But the appeals process underway, the appeals process does not go fast.

It does not go quickly, and it's not super efficient in any way, shape, or form.

But we're breaking all of that down right now, and if you have comments or questions,

be sure to drop them in the comments section.

Let's go way back a little bit because there...

Wait, before you do that, Stacey, did you say the thing that you wanted to say?

I talk so much that I tend to forget whether or not you actually asked your question.

I asked one of them.

There was another one I wanted to throw out there from our comment section.

People have just been on fire with this. Somebody had asked, Karen asked, is there a time limit for the post-conviction? No, there isn't. No, there is it. There is, you know, I mean, time is your enemy in the sense of, like, what I was talking about earlier. I mean, people pass away, people forget shit, you know, minds change, memories,

like all that kind of stuff.

So in the sense that the sooner, the better that you can get to it because, you know,

like your memory is always freshest right when something happens.

Like I've, I've been listening to some of these memory experts in you know, like your memory is always freshest right when something happens.

Like I've, I've been listening to some of these memory experts.

And,

and frankly,

the guy who testified on Richard Allen's behalf at trial was really interesting.

And when he said this,

it made complete sense that when you are,

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