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This document, “DELPHI MURDERS: Were Faked” by David Kasady and Leaf Garrit, argues that the Delphi Murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German were staged. The authors present a series of points to support their claim that the case is a hoax. They highlight inconsistencies in the timeline, such as the murders occurring on February 13, 2017, and bodies being found on Valentine’s Day, February 14, which they suggest is a deliberate connection to a “favorite fake saint of the Phoenicians”. The authors also question the unusual detail of one victim being found clothed in the other’s garments, suggesting it’s a marker for a fabricated event. They point to the delayed release of a suspect sketch and the seemingly convenient discovery of a tip that led to Richard Allen’s arrest years after the murders, attributing it to a minor clerical error that conveniently stalled the investigation.

The text further scrutinizes evidence presented against Richard Allen, such as the alleged discovery of a .40-caliber unspent round linked to his gun, a witness description, and a matching vehicle, arguing these are either fabricated or insufficient. They question Allen’s supposed multiple confessions, suggesting he was paid to confess. The authors also critique the defense’s argument of depression and stress as a motive, deeming it nonsensical. They highlight the suspect sketch being found in Allen’s home, considering it an “in-your-face clue.”

The document questions the actions of Carroll County Circuit Court Judge Benjamin A. Diener and Frances Gull, suggesting their involvement in procedural maneuvers, like the refusal to change venue and dismissal of defense attorneys, points to a “dummy court” and a faked case. The authors note the trial taking place in Allen County, calling it a deliberate coincidence. They also raise suspicions about Allen’s family history, linking them to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF), described as a “major spook organization,” and the McCain family, whose president, Dan McCain, heads the Delphi Historic Trails which received a grant to restore the murder site. They suggest this points to a larger conspiracy for financial and publicity benefits.

The authors claim the photo of Richard Allen walking towards Abigail Williams and Liberty German on the bridge, taken from Liberty German’s phone, is CGI, citing the “floating” appearance of the subjects’ feet as evidence. They also analyze two similar photos of Abigail Williams, suggesting they are manipulated versions of the same image. The text delves into the family tree of Liberty German’s grandparents, Mike and Becky Patty, questioning their relationship to Derrick German and mentioning Jewish connections through the Lotz family. They also point out inconsistencies in age and relation information for the Patty family. Finally, they highlight a photo with a “U.S. Navy” hat, suggesting a connection to Grissom Air Force Base, which is a joint base, implying another layer of clandestine involvement. The overall argument is that the entire Delphi Murders case is a staged event, rife with inconsistencies, fabricated evidence, and symbolic clues orchestrated by various entities.

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This document, “DELPHI MURDERS: Were Faked” by David Kasady and Leaf Garrit, argues that the Delphi Murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German were staged. The authors present a series of points to support their claim that the case is a hoax. They highlight inconsistencies in the timeline, such as the murders occurring on February 13, 2017, and bodies being found on Valentine’s Day, February 14, which they suggest is a deliberate connection to a “favorite fake saint of the Phoenicians”. The authors also question the unusual detail of one victim being found clothed in the other’s garments, suggesting it’s a marker for a fabricated event. They point to the delayed release of a suspect sketch and the seemingly convenient discovery of a tip that led to Richard Allen’s arrest years after the murders, attributing it to a minor clerical error that conveniently stalled the investigation.

The text further scrutinizes evidence presented against Richard Allen, such as the alleged discovery of a .40-caliber unspent round linked to his gun, a witness description, and a matching vehicle, arguing these are either fabricated or insufficient. They question Allen’s supposed multiple confessions, suggesting he was paid to confess. The authors also critique the defense’s argument of depression and stress as a motive, deeming it nonsensical. They highlight the suspect sketch being found in Allen’s home, considering it an “in-your-face clue.”

The document questions the actions of Carroll County Circuit Court Judge Benjamin A. Diener and Frances Gull, suggesting their involvement in procedural maneuvers, like the refusal to change venue and dismissal of defense attorneys, points to a “dummy court” and a faked case. The authors note the trial taking place in Allen County, calling it a deliberate coincidence. They also raise suspicions about Allen’s family history, linking them to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF), described as a “major spook organization,” and the McCain family, whose president, Dan McCain, heads the Delphi Historic Trails which received a grant to restore the murder site. They suggest this points to a larger conspiracy for financial and publicity benefits.

The authors claim the photo of Richard Allen walking towards Abigail Williams and Liberty German on the bridge, taken from Liberty German’s phone, is CGI, citing the “floating” appearance of the subjects’ feet as evidence. They also analyze two similar photos of Abigail’s, suggesting they are manipulated versions of the same image. The text delves into the family tree of Liberty German’s grandparents, Mike and Becky Patty, questioning their relationship to Derrick German and mentioning Jewish connections through the Lotz family. They also point out inconsistencies in age and relation information for the Patty family. Finally, they highlight a photo with a “U.S. Navy” hat, suggesting a connection to Grissom Air Force Base, which is a joint base, implying another layer of clandestine involvement. The overall argument is that the entire Delphi Murders case is a staged event, rife with inconsistencies, fabricated evidence, and symbolic clues orchestrated by various entities.

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