Police Thought Ron Logan Was 'Too Old' To Be Delphi Murder Suspect

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🗓️ 18 November 2024

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Why did Ron Logan, a man some in the community saw as physically capable and with a troubling history, seemingly escape the deeper scrutiny of law enforcement in the Delphi murders case? Despite reports of domestic violence and unsettling incidents, he was dismissed as a suspect early on, with some believing he was “too old” for such a crime. Meanwhile, Keegan Klein, a man using a fake online persona, was in close contact with one of the victims right before the tragedy. Yet, despite claims of having knowledge about a gun involved in the murders, he, too, was dismissed. Were these men hiding in plain sight, or was the investigation into their circles and connections just too much for the overstretched authorities? And, crucially, if Keegan Klein didn’t meet the girls that day, who did? With many twists and unanswered questions, one must ask: did the jury have the full story or just a fragmented, unfinished puzzle?

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0:34.6	Let's talk about Ron Logan a little bit.
0:36.8	I mean, you know this case, better than I think
0:39.9	almost anyone I know. Obviously, Ron Logan had passed away after all this took place. We're talking
0:46.7	back in 2017 when the girls were murdered. Why wasn't there more looked into on him and the part of the Delphi police investigating him, considering you had a girlfriend that's saying, yeah, that's him?
1:01.0	You know, essentially what was relayed to me is that the local authorities thought he was too old to commit a crime like this. It didn't really
1:17.7	make much sense because you can see Ron Logan walking on the bridge. You can see him walking
1:22.9	on his property. It was on his property. He was a huge man and certainly physically fit enough.
1:31.0	But that's what the thought process was. At least that's what was told me from the inner
1:36.8	some people inside that investigation. And there were certainly people within the Bureau compared to the people in local law enforcement
1:49.2	that didn't they were not on the same page and thus you saw after a couple years there was a
1:55.3	big divide and the Bureau was no longer part of the case.
2:07.0	What do we know about Ron Logan's, like, history, criminal history? Does he have much of anything? I know there was, like, some tickets here and there, automobile related. Is there
2:13.0	anything deeper? Well, he certainly had a history of using alcohol.
2:21.1	He had a history of domestic violence that was testified to.
2:30.6	He, you know, quite frankly, was not considered a very decent man at all in the community
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