DELPHI MURDERS: The Full Story They Didn’t Want You to Hear

Delphi Murders: Richard Allen & The Search For The Truth

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DELPHI MURDERS: The Full Story They Didn’t Want You to Hear
The Delphi murders remain one of the most disturbing and controversial true crime cases in recent history. Two young girls, a grainy cell phone video, and a conviction that was supposed to bring justice. But once you peel back the layers, the case against Richard Allen begins to look less like a rock-solid prosecution and more like a carefully curated narrative — one that left out entire chapters the jury never got to read.
In this complete deep dive, we examine all four major angles that cast doubt on Allen’s conviction:

The Weak “Big Three” – a contested bullet match, a manipulated Bridge Guy video, and confessions obtained after more than a year in solitary confinement.
Ron Logan – the property owner where the girls were found, with a fake alibi, FBI suspicion, and a history that should have made him a prime suspect.
Kegan Kline – the online predator behind the “Anthony_Shots” account, in contact with one of the victims about meeting at the bridge the day of the murders.
Brad Holder & the Odinism Theory – alleged ritualistic crime scene elements, social media posts eerily mirroring the scene, and a direct personal link to one of the victims.

All four pieces form a picture of a case with serious investigative blind spots — and a trial that kept those blind spots out of the jury’s view entirely. We look at the evidence, the omissions, and the uncomfortable question: if these suspects and leads were too “speculative” to present in court, why did the state’s shaky case against Allen make the cut?
If you care about truth over closure, about actual justice instead of just securing a conviction, this is the Delphi conversation you need to hear.
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