This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Brewski, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

We're digging into the heart of another case that we've been covering for many a years.

One of the biggest injustices that I think we've seen,

Richard Allen and the Delphi case, one of the most contested criminal conviction

convictions in recent history.

In recent history, the state of Indiana versus Richard Allen, the man sentenced to 130 years

for the Delphi murders.

But on the headlines, there was a story that raises serious legal and ethical red flags.

Jailhouse calls made after months in solitary, psychiatric, a deterioration, ignored, and a

confession, if you can even call it that, ordered in the middle of a mental health collapse.

The man who's been here for all of it and in the courtroom, the very secretive courtroom

that no one could get into while the trial was actually going on.

Bob Mata, defense attorney, host of the podcast Defense Diaries joining us.

I know there's some activity going on in the world of appeals.

I want to start there.

I looked at some of the documents that you've posted and my head's already spinning because

I'm not a defense attorney.

So could you enlighten us a little bit on what the hell is going on?

What's the latest now in this case in terms of where things are going?

Yeah.

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