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murder. Today we're talking about the Delphi murders, where a Snapchat video could be the key

to cracking the case.

Technology has become such a key part in the process of solving crimes.

From the advancements in DNA technology that help solve the Golden State Killer case

and the Bear Brook murders, to software like Find My iPhone and location services, assisting in the finding of missing people.

But after the 2017 murder of two young girls in Indiana, could the only thing that solves the crime be a Snapchat video in the case of the Delphi murders of Abby and Libby?

That might just be possible.

On February 13, 2017, 13-year-old Abigail Abby Williams

and 14-year-old Liberty Libby German

were dropped off by Libby's older sister at 1.45 p.m. to hang out at the

trails near Monon High Bridge. It was an unseasonably warm day for February, and the girls were off

from school. So they planned to spend some time doing what young girls do, take pictures, scoof off,

and brood about not having a license.

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