Delphi murders: Richard Allen 'racked gun to scare' Liberty German and Abigail Williams, FBI agent says
DELPHI, INDIANA: An unfired bullet discovered between the bodies of the girls killed in the Delphi murders may have been discharged from the killer's gun after "he racked the weapon to frighten" Liberty Williams and Abigail Williams, according to a former detective working the case. FBI Special Agent Paul Keenan, who has been probing the case for two years, revealed this theory after an affidavit connected to prime suspect Richard Allen's arrest was released.
Best friends German and Williams, two eighth-graders who were discovered dead in the woods near Delphi, Indiana, were murdered on Valentine's Day in 2017. Allen, 50, was detained on October 26 and charged with their murders. An affidavit that was previously sealed by a judge was released earlier this week revealing that an unspent bullet was discovered between the bodies of the girls which reportedly was "cycled through Allen's Sig Sauer Model P226 pistol." In the past, he reportedly informed police that he had never given anybody else permission to use or borrow the gun. He apparently "did not have an explanation" when questioned about the unspent round's discovery, as per The Sun.
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