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Content warning, this episode contains discussion of the murder of two girls.

So once again, there have been several filings today in the ongoing case against Richard Adlin,

who of course has been charged with the murders of Libby German and Abbey Williams in Delphi,

Indiana. A couple of those filings came from the defense side. Others came from prosecutor

Nick McLean, who is responding to some of the earlier filings from the defense.

It's interesting because Presky McLean shows a bit of a sassy side and there's an undertone

in some of these filings which indicate he may be getting frustrated with the defense.

So let's talk about all of that.

My name is Ania Cain. I'm a journalist. And I'm Kevin Greenley. I'm an attorney.

And this is the murder sheet. We're a true crime podcast focused on original reporting,

interviews, and deep dives into murder cases. We're at the murder sheet. And this is the Delphi

murders. Motions to quash and responses from the state.

Okay, Kevin. So a flurry of documents today. Where do we begin? Why don't we start with the

defense before we move over to the prosecution? That sounds good.

The defense filed two motions to quash.

Motions to quash, subpoena. And those are under reference too. I'm sure we all remember that

prosecutor McLean is interested in getting the medical and mental health records of Richard

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