DELPHI PRESS CONFERENCE TRANSCRIPT (2019)

Delphi Press Conference Transcript 2019 New Leads, police sketch, video, audio and suspect!

Below is the full Delphi Press Conference Transcript. On Monday April 22, 2019, investigators from Delphi Indiana Police, Indiana State Police, The FBI and Carroll County Sheriff’s office invited the media and public to attend a press conference with new information about the murders of Libby German and Abby Williams. They released audio and video footage of the suspect, as well as a new police sketch which looks very different from the well known “Bridge Guy” sketch. Continue below to read the Delphi Press Conference Transcript.

NEW DELPHI PRESS CONFERENCE TRANSCRIPT 2019

Standing at podium is Indiana State Police Superintendent Carter and Sheriff Leazenby to his right.

DELPHI PRESS CONFERENCE TRANSCRIPT 2019. SUPERINTENDENT CARTER STANDS AT PODIUM WITH PICTURES OF ABBY WILLIAMS & LIBBY GERMAN ANNOUNCING NEW SUSPECT PHOTOS, VIDEOS, SKETCH AND EVIDENCE.
Delphi Press Conference 2019 Transcript: Superintendent Carter

SUPERINTENDENT CARTER: I wasn’t sure quite what to expect when I walked out, but I got to say to the Delphi Community, um, I got to say to the Delphi Community how grateful I am. You inspire people you don’t even understand when, you don’t even understand why. Information is being released today is the result of literally thousands and thousands of hours of extraordinary investigative efforts by Delphi, Carroll County, The FBI, The Indiana State Police and countless other agencies. This community surrounded us some 26 months ago. And you did everything you could to support us, but most importantly you surrounded the family of these two little girls. Gosh, I’ll never forget it! After you hear what we’re going to release today I’m going to ask for your continued support, your continued understanding, your empathy and compassion as we move forward to find out who did this….and we will. We’re seeking the public’s help to identify the driver of a vehicle that was parked at the old CPS/DCS welfare building in the city of Delphi that was abandoned on the east side of County …

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