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The Delphi Murders: Richard Allen Will Be Moved To A New Facility (8/2/24)
Aug 2, 2024 ·
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During the hearing for Richard Allen on August 1, 2024, several key developments unfolded in the Delphi murders case. The hearing included arguments from both the defense and the prosecution...
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During the hearing for Richard Allen on August 1, 2024, several key developments unfolded in the Delphi murders case. The hearing included arguments from both the defense and the prosecution regarding the conditions of Allen's detention and his mental state.
Allen's defense team argued for his relocation from Westville Correctional Facility to the Cass County Jail. They cited poor conditions at Westville, which they claimed were negatively impacting Allen's mental health and hindering their ability to prepare a defense. Testimonies were presented supporting this argument, including evidence that Allen had made incriminating statements in jail, which the defense attributed to his compromised mental state. The prosecution did not object to the proposed relocation, though logistical concerns were raised by local law enforcement.
Lawyers for Allen also argued for the admission of their Odinism theory, and had experts provide testimony explaining why it was necessary.
Judge Frances Gull postponed the discussion on whether ballistic evidence would be admissible in the trial, scheduling it for a later date. The hearing also highlighted ongoing disputes between the defense and prosecution over various procedural and evidentiary issues.
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source:
Delphi murders hearing marked by graphic and emotional testimony | wthr.com
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Allen's defense team argued for his relocation from Westville Correctional Facility to the Cass County Jail. They cited poor conditions at Westville, which they claimed were negatively impacting Allen's mental health and hindering their ability to prepare a defense. Testimonies were presented supporting this argument, including evidence that Allen had made incriminating statements in jail, which the defense attributed to his compromised mental state. The prosecution did not object to the proposed relocation, though logistical concerns were raised by local law enforcement.
Lawyers for Allen also argued for the admission of their Odinism theory, and had experts provide testimony explaining why it was necessary.
Judge Frances Gull postponed the discussion on whether ballistic evidence would be admissible in the trial, scheduling it for a later date. The hearing also highlighted ongoing disputes between the defense and prosecution over various procedural and evidentiary issues.
(commercial at 10:43)
to contact me:
bobycapucci@protonmail.com
source:
Delphi murders hearing marked by graphic and emotional testimony | wthr.com
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