Delphi murders: Lawyers seek to overturn Richard Allen's conviction in killings of teen girls
DELPHI, Ind. -- There is a new push to overturn the verdict for the man convicted of killing two young girls in Delphi, Indiana back in 2017. Lawyers for Richard Allen filed a motion laying out what they believe are mistakes made in the case. They cite four alleged legal missteps.
Attorneys for Delphi Murder Suspect Cite “Errors” and More in Attempt to Overturn His Conviction
Richard Allen's attorneys are contesting the murder timeline, the validity of Allen's safekeeping order, a confession from a different suspect, and disputed phone evidence.
Attorneys for Richard Allen cite alleged errors in Delphi murders case in push to overturn convictions
Richard Allen’s defense team filed a Motion to Correct Errors, which is the first step toward a formal appeal of his conviction and sentence.
Delphi murderer Richard Allen files motion asking for judge to vacate convictions
Defense claims Carroll County Prosecutor Nick McLeland allowed Brad Weber to errantly testify he arrived home about 2:30 p.m.
Lawyers for convicted Delphi killer asking judge to overturn conviction
Attorneys for Richard Allen have filed a 24-page motion outlining errors they claim were made at his trial last year.
Delphi defense cites errors in effort to vacate conviction
Attorneys representing Richard Allen — the Delphi man sentenced last month to 130 years for the 2017 deaths of teenagers Libby German and Abby Williams — now believe there are four alleged errors that could possibly overturn his guilty verdict.
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