Delphi murders suspect's calm confessions raise questions in trial

Richard Allen, the suspect in the 2017 Delphi murders, made over 60 confessions to his wife and a prison psychologist. These confessions were played in court, revealing a calm demeanor as he admitted to killing 14-year-old Liberty German and 13-year-old Abigail Williams. Allen's statements included direct admissions of guilt and expressions of remorse. He also mentioned feeling spooked during the crime, which led to the girls' deaths. His confessions are considered significant evidence against him in the ongoing trial. The trial has also highlighted Allen's mental health issues, with experts noting his erratic behavior in prison. His defense may argue that his confessions were coerced or false due to his mental state.