Richard Allen FULL AFFIDAVIT TEXT – Unsealed Today!

Delphi Murders Probable Cause Affidavit PDF Copy Easy to Read and Audio Recording - Unsealed Delphi document arrest of Richard Allen. Allen was driving a 2016 ford focus and left a shell casing from a sig sauer gun at the crime scene.

Newly Unsealed Documents (in Text Format) Show ‘the Smoking Gun’ Used to tie Richard Allen to Delphi Murders

Judge Frances Gull opted to unseal the Richard Allen Probable Cause Affidavit, marking one of the first times documents related to the Delphi murders have been publicly released.

Witness names, as well as the name of a Delphi detective were kept redacted. Below, we have taken the scanned images of the case documents and transcribed into text format so it is easier to read.

A narrated audio file of the Delphi probable cause affidavit is below.

[ BEGIN RICHARD ALLEN PROBABLE CAUSE AFFIDAVIT – TEXT FORMAT ]

STATE OF INDIANA

CARROLL CIRCUIT COURT

SS:

COUNTY OF CARROLL

DELPHI, INDIANA

CAUSE NO. 08C01-2210-MR-01

STATE OF INDIANA VS. RICHARD M. ALLEN

PROBABLE CAUSE AFFIDAVIT

I, the undersigned affiant, submit the following information pursuant to I.C. 35-33-7-2 as a sworn affidavit setting forth the facts and circumstances known to law enforcement of Carroll County as the basis for probable cause to arrest without a warrant or to establish probable cause for issuance of an arrest warrant for the above named defendant.

That the facts and circumstances described below would be sufficient basis for a person of reasonable caution and prudence to believe that the accused has committed or attempted to commit the offense(s) described and that if arrested without a warrant, such would be authorized under I.C.35-33-1-1.

That the hearsay statements of witnesses contained herein are considered reliable and credible due to the witness’s personal knowledge and/or are corroborated by the totality of the circumstances.

That on February 14th, 2017 Victim 1 and Victim 2 were found deceased in the woods approximately 0.2 miles northeast of the Monon High Bridge in Carroll County. Their bodies were located on the north side of the Deer

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