Richard Allen: Delphi murder suspect begs for public defender in letter written from jail cell
DELPHI, INDIANA: In a frantic letter from his prison cell, the Delphi murder suspect who is suspected of killing two youngsters in 2017, pleaded for the assistance of a public counsel. The 50-year-old Richard Allen requested a defense attorney on November 9 since he was unaware of the expense of retaining a legal team on his own.
Allen was jailed last month for the killings of Libby German, 14 at the time, and Abigail William, 13 at the time. When the two girls went for a trek on the Delphi Historic Trail close to the Monon High Bridge in Indiana on February 13, 2017, they were fatally injured. The perpetrator of the killings has not been identified by the officials. It is yet unknown what prompted the police to arrest Allen as the state police do not intend to provide any information in the court order as reported by Daily Mail.
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