Lawyers representing Richard Allen, convicted of killing two young girls in Delphi, Indiana, have initiated a motion to overturn the verdict. They argue that there were critical legal missteps, including the handling of custody proceedings, misleading testimony concerning the timeline of events, an alleged confession by another individual, and issues related to cellphone forensic evidence. Allen is currently serving a 130-year sentence for the murders of Libby German and Abby Williams, and these appeals aim to challenge the foundation of the case against him.
Lawyers for Richard Allen have filed a motion claiming there were significant legal missteps in the case, including issues with custody proceedings and evidence.
The defense argues that false testimony and concerns about cellphone evidence cloud the integrity of the verdict, influencing the sentence of 130 years in prison.
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