The Long Road Ahead For Delphi Convicted Richard Allen, Att. Eric Faddis Tells What To Expect

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🗓️ 18 November 2024

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What happens when the system that’s supposed to protect justice seems to fall short? Richard Allen’s guilty verdict in the Delphi murder case left many stunned, especially when whispers of judicial bias emerged. From excluding crucial defense evidence to potentially handcuffing the defense throughout the trial, the question remains: Was Richard Allen given a fair shot, or did Judge Gull’s heavy-handed rulings sway the outcome? And if the system doesn’t always work as intended, is there any meaningful accountability for judges who cross ethical lines, or is it just an illusion of oversight? Eric Faddis joins Tony Brueski to break down these alarming issues and the potential implications for Allen’s future appeal. But seriously, when judges are given such unchecked power, how much trust should we place in the system?

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0:22.9	The evidence is gone, but the nightmare continues.
0:25.9	Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring former prosecutor and defense attorney
0:30.5	Eric Fattis.
0:31.6	The verdict in the Richard Allen case is guilty.
0:35.5	It's one that I think surprised many. Many were happy with it, feeling
0:40.7	that justice has been served. It's left a community kind of grappling for the answer to,
0:47.6	did they get the right man? Is the person who killed those two little girls, Abigail Williams
0:52.6	and Liberty German in 2017, still at large?
0:54.9	Or is this her man joining me to discuss Eric Fattis, defense attorney, former prosecutor?
1:00.8	Eric, what was your reaction to the verdict that came in?
1:05.1	You know, a little surprising to me and a lot of legal observers.
1:09.0	When you have Nancy Grace, who's like a heartline,
1:13.2	law and order prosecutor-friendly person saying, I don't know if the prosecution has the
1:17.3	goods on this, it's pretty unexpected to see these convictions across the board, but that
1:23.5	is ultimately where the jury decided.
1:25.8	It's spooky to me to see how basically the characters of this story and the rules for
1:36.2	this story were dictated by one person, by Judge Gull, basically setting up her characters,
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