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Listener discretion is advised. Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill and I'm Dick.

Good friends, 13 year old Abby Williams and 14 year old Libby German had a day off from

school on Monday, February 13th, 2017.

At around noon, they decided to visit a local hiking trail.

But when Libby's father showed up to pick them up at 3 o'clock, the girls weren't there.

By 530, the police were called and a search began.

The next day the girls' bodies were found less than a mile away from where they'd been dropped off,

despite having a video and audio of the suspected killer from Libby's cell phone and two sketches from witnesses in the area,

investigators still haven't found the man responsible for these murders.

Join us at the quiet end for a discussion on the Delphi murders.

Three years have passed since Libby and Abbey were killed, but the case remains a mystery,

in spite of what would seem like absolute evidence.

So I have another Indiana beer.

We did a premium episode on an Indiana case not too long ago

and I'm going to stick with the brewer Three Floyd's Brewing Company.

They're pretty well known there. So this one is called gumball head and it's an American

wheat beer, kind of a summer beer. Sam Summer is one, Anchor Steam makes the summer beer.

There's a bunch of them.

So this one is a golden amber color, large off white head,

nice aroma of lemongrass, wheat, little citrus, and sweet malt, taste of

wheat, lemon, and bread.

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