The Delphi, Indiana, a quiet little town where nothing ever happens, until it does.

In February 2017, two best friends, Libby German and Abby Williams, set off

on a hike on the Monon High Bridge Trail. It was the kind of carefree afternoon you'd

expect in a small town, in America. By the next day, though, their families and the entire

town were plunged into a nightmare. What followed was a case that gripped the nation,

a grainy video, a disembodied voice saying down the hill, and a manhunt that dragged on for years.

The killer wasn't some shadowy figure from a crime novel, he turned out to be much closer than anyone

could have imagined. This is a story of bravery,

heartbreak, and a seven-year pursuit of justice that hinged on a single piece of evidence.

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And welcome to 10-minute murder.

On an unseasonably warm February afternoon in 2017, Best Friends, Liberty Libby German,

and Abigail Abbey Williams set out to explore the Monon High Bridge Trail in Delphi, Indiana. It was the

kind of spot that embodied small-town charm, quiet, picturesque,

and seemingly safe. But by the next morning, that illusion was destroyed. Their bodies were

discovered not far from the trail, and the small town of Delphi would soon find itself at the heart

of one of the most chilling, unsolved cases in modern true crime.

What made this case stand out almost immediately was a haunting piece of video left behind

by Libby's quick thinking. Authorities released an audio clip and a short video from her phone,

sending a collective shiver down the spine of anyone who listened. The voice of an

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