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An Indiana judge orders the release of charging documents in the case of accused murderer Richard Allen, in connection with the 2017 Delphi murders of 14-year-olds Libby German and Abigail Williams. According to the documents, an unspent .40 caliber bullet with extraction marks was found in between the victims.
Witnesses tell police they encountered a "kinda creepy" man at the bridge wearing a blue jacket, black boots, and a black hoodie. Another witness said she spotted a man dressed similarly walking away from the Monon High Bridge on the day in question. She noted his clothes were “muddy and bloody." Investigators said security footage captured Allen’s Ford Focus in the area on February 13, 2017, at around 1:27 p.m. Allen also reportedly admitted that he was on the bridge on February 13, 2017 in a police interview, claiming he was there to watch the fish.
In October 2022, investigators obtained a search warrant for Allen’s residence where they found a .40 caliber pistol. The Indiana State Police Laboratory examined the bullet found at the crime scene and ultimately determined that it came from the pistol registered to Allen, and “forensically determined” that the bullet cycled through his gun. Allen claimed he never let anyone else use his gun, but he had no explanation for the bullet found at the crime scene.
Detectives continue to ask anyone who may have additional information to email abbyandlibbytip@cacoshrf.com or call 765-822-3535
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Arizona man claims he has nothing to do with a shooting, but evidence suggests otherwise. Family friend kidnaps a young boy. Assault over a parking spot.
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Classes have resumed at the University of Idaho. It's been two weeks since four students were found stabbed to death inside their home and seemingly little progress has been made in finding the killer.
Even though security has been tightened on campus, many students are not returning, preferring to complete the semester through remote learning. Meanwhile, investigators are sifting through more than 700 tips, 100 pieces of evidence, and 4,000 photos looking for evidence.
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Young man attacks his ex girlfriend, her brother, and police. Welfare check leads to the discovery of a body. Kidnapper leaves girl on side of the road 2 states away from home.
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Shanquella Robinson and six of her friend take a vacation to San José del Cabo in Mexico. One day later, the 25-year-old is dead. Salamondra Robinson spoke with her daughter the day before she died and tells Nancy Grace that all seemed well. Robinson said she was having a good time.
Initially, Robinson’s mother was told by the friends that Shanquella had died from alcohol poisoning, but the autopsy told a different story.
Robinson’s died due to “severe spinal cord injury and atlas luxation.” Atlas luxation means an instability or excessive movement in the top neck vertebrae.
A viral video surface of Robinson being beaten inside her room. She is seen being thrown to the floor and beaten on the head.
Now Mexican authorities have issued an arrest warrant for one of the women traveling with Robinson. A name has not been released but authorities want the suspect extradited back to Mexico to face charges. As yet, what those charges may be has not been named.
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Priest faces sentencing for abuse of a young boy. Accidental shooting leads to charges. Father drives drunk and with a loaded gun. Couple attacked by stranger in their backyard.
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Talented and beloved musician, Scott Sessions, is found brutally murdered in an ambush attack, his throat slashed to near decapitation. Shortly afterward, his lover, who lured him to the moment of his death, Heather Frank, is also found dead with gunshot wounds to her chest. Investigators find Heather Frank wrapped in the same burnt plastic as they found Scott Sessions. The suspect? Heather Frank’s boyfriend, Kevin Eastman.
In this episode of Body Bags, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan and Jackie Howard discuss the horrific murders of Scott Sessions and Heather Frank. They delve into the mechanics of murder by an edged weapon to the throat, the pathology of an enraged killer, rendering a body by fire, and the connective evidence found at both crime scenes.
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Show Notes:
1:00 - Introducing the deaths of Scott Sessions and Heather Frank
3:39 - The connection between Scott Sessions, Heather Frank, and Kevin Eastman
4:55 - The visibility of a toxic, abusive relationship on a body
6:54 - Anatomy of bruises and how professionals grade them in abuse cases
13:08 - What happened to Scott Sessions
14:54 - The mechanics of slitting a throat with an edged weapon
17:05 - Volume of blood within the body, types and locations of injuries that cause blood loss, and the forensic importance of a victim’s blood that has pooled outside of the body
22:14 - The horrific injuries Scott Sessions sustained
27:30 - Pathology of a killer who is full of anger and rage
29:18 - The death of Heather Frank
31:59- Why did Heather have to die?
34:36 - The failed attempt to render down Scott’s body by fire and the common evidence found on both victims
39:07 - Looking for connectivity/tieback in forensics: evidence found at both crime scenes
41:57 - The discovery of Scott Sessions and Heather Frank’s bodies
43:57 - The conviction of Kevin Eastman
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When Jennifer Kesse didn't show up for work, everyone who knew the 24-year-old recognized there was trouble. Kesse was a responsible, habitual person.
She talked to her family regularly. She called her boyfriend every morning on the way to work, and she never missed work, most certainly not without letting her boss know if she needed to be off.
Not only was Jennifer missing, but so was her car. It's found two days later, parked in an apartment complex over a mile from her home and wiped clean. Jennifer Kesse has not been seen since 2006.
Now her uncle, Bill Gilmour, describes the restless nights since then and his emotional journey to find peace, in a new book "Aftermath of Jennifer Kesse’s Abduction: An Uncle’s Inspiring Journey and Other Stories of Hope."
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Killer tries to use explosives to conceal a body. Drunk driver kills one, injures another. Racist outburst on public transit leads to charges.
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Amy Mihaljevic was just 10 years old when she went missing. She told friends at school the day she disappeared that she was going with someone to buy her mom a surprise gift.
Eyewitnesses reported seeing Amy speaking with a white male, at a local ice cream shop and then leaving with him through a parking lot. Later police discover that Mihaljevic and other girls in the area had been contacted by telephone by the abductor. The estimated 30-something-year-old man arranged to meet Mihaljevic after school.
Just over three months later, Amy's body was found by a jogger in a farm field in a nearby town. Investigators say it appears the little girl's body was most likely dumped shortly after her abduction. Mihaljevic dies from a combination of stab wounds to the neck and a blow to her head.
Some of the things that were known to be with or on Mihaljevic that day have never been found: the boots Amy was wearing, a denim backpack, a binder with "Buick, Best in Class" written on it, and turquoise earrings in the shape of horse heads.
TIPLINE: Bay Village Police Department (440) 871-1234
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