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All right y'all yesterday was day three of the Delphi Murders trial.

The first witness called the stand yesterday morning was Carroll County Sheriff's Deputy Darren Giencola.

Deputy Giencola has served as both a deputy

and detective for the county since 2011.

Deputy Gien Cola explained that on February 13th, 2017, he was actually off duty when they started receiving reports about two missing teenagers in the area of the Monon High Bridge.

He stated that he drove down and assisted in the searches for the girls.

He then went on a show on a map where he started searching.

He stated that while he was searching for the girls around midnight,

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