What Was Delphi PD Thinking? Ignoring Ron Logan Defies Logic

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🗓️ 4 February 2025

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Summary

What happens when a case seems open and shut… but maybe it isn't? The Delphi murders of Abby Williams and Liberty German took a bizarre turn when local investigators dismissed the FBI’s strong suspicions about Ron Logan—the man on whose property the bodies were found. Despite a fake alibi set up before the girls were even discovered and a history of violence that included brutal assaults, Logan was somehow overlooked in favor of another suspect with far weaker connections. Was this a case of incompetence, a cover-up, or something even more sinister? And how do the families of the victims process a conviction that might not have been based on the full truth? If Logan wasn’t the killer, why did he act like he had something to hide?

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0:26.1	You're tuned in to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring psychotherapist and author
0:31.1	Chavon Scott.
0:33.0	Thanks for joining us.
0:34.3	Today, we are peeling back the layers of the investigation into the brutal murders of Abby Williams and Liberty German, focusing on the man at the center of one of the investigation's most baffling chapters.
0:46.3	Not Richard Allen, Ron Logan. Despite the bodies of the victims being discovered on his property and the damning FBI affidavit pointing to him
0:56.2	as a key suspect, local investigators suddenly shifted their focus elsewhere.
1:02.2	Yes, elsewhere.
1:04.4	FBI was one of the first to investigate this, went out to Ron's house, investigated,
1:13.8	pieced things together, pulled things apart.
1:17.5	Even the agent said, I believe Ron Logan is our guy.
1:23.8	Shortly after doing all of that, local authorities said, I don't think so.
1:26.9	He's not our guy.
1:28.5	We're going to look elsewhere.
1:29.9	Why?
1:31.6	There was a lot of evidence here.
1:39.7	What led to Logan's inconsistent alibis, including asking for a fake one before the bodies were even discovered?
1:45.7	And how did this sudden pivot in the investigation impact the families of Abby and Libby,
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