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I'm Drew Nelson, the latest from Tuesday in the ongoing double murder trial in Delphi, Indiana

enters its fifth day of testimony today.

On Tuesday, investigators focused on the crime scene, evidence, and a video

from one of the victim's phones. Richard Allen, age 52, is accused of killing two teen girls

who vanished in 2017 near the Monon High Bridge.

On Tuesday, Indiana State Police Lieutenant Brian Bunner, who is a digital forensic examiner,

testified about data extraction from Libby German's phone. He described how they retrieved and processed about that the video from Libby's phone was about 35 seconds long taken between 2 and 2 30

on the day of the murders. A digital forensic expert testified about a 35 second

video found on Libby German's phone. The video shows the girls walking on the bridge before their

deaths. In the clip their voices can be heard discussing the trail and

noting that they had to find a different path. The video has been a critical piece

of evidence but it does not show the moment they were

confronted by the man known as Bridge Guy. The prosecution asked if the screenshots from the video

showed anyone behind Abbey. At first Bunner said no but in later

photos he confirmed that he could see a man. The defense cross-examined Bunner

asking about the metadata and GPS accuracy from the phone. Earlier on Tuesday, Indiana State Trooper Brian O'Laihi continued his testimony from Monday.

He detailed several pieces of evidence including a black Nike shoe found near Libby's body and various items of clothing from both girls.

The defense questioned him about whether any DNA found at the scene linked to Alan to which

Alehi responded that he was not aware of any such evidence.

Monday's session revealed disturbing crime scene photos.

Libby's family sobbed in court as they saw graphic images of her body.

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