
I Was in Court for Richard Allen’s Appeal- What the Cameras Missed | Delphi Murders
9/24/2026
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Richard Allen is appealing his convictions for the murders of Abby Williams and Libby German, and Hidden True Crime was inside the courtroom as the Indiana Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the Delphi murders case. Lauren Matthias breaks down what happened inside the hearing as appellate judges questioned Allen’s defense attorneys and the State about his confessions, the lack of a traditional police interrogation, the unspent cartridge evidence, excluded defense expert testimony, third-party suspect evidence, the defense’s Odinism theory, the search warrant and other alleged trial errors. What did the judges push back on, what arguments appeared to get their attention, and could any of these issues ultimately result in Richard Allen receiving a new trial? This episode takes you inside the courtroom and breaks down the biggest moments from Richard Allen’s appeal.
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