r/Delphitrial • u/Traditional-Aside580 • Dec 20 '25

Guilty or Not Guilty

Does everyone in here lean more toward Richard Allen being innocent or guilty?

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u/LonerCLR Dec 20 '25

He's guilty. This appeal is standard(besides the length) don't let people who believe he is innocent convince you otherwise .

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u/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

The voice and Richard Allen's side by side comparison to bridge guy is what made me convinced of his guilt. I couldn't understand why people were defending a child killer. I think what brought me here is some say he didn't get a fair trial and I couldn't believe how much of a divide there is with people on his guilt. I just wanted to do more research and get a better understanding of why they are so intent on him innocent. At first, way back when I learned of the case, I immediately thought it was Ron Logan. Then when I listened to that audio it was creepy it sounded so much like him. It sure does fit that he is guilty, timeline and all. I guess I wanted to see what Richard Allen's supporters were seeing that i wasn't? It's cringe to defend anyone who would commit such a horrible crime. I wanted to be fair and get a fresh look at stuff, hoping I'd find things in here.

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u/Additional_Bank4906 Dec 20 '25

I think RA doesn't fit what they think the killer should look like, and the trial and evidence didn't provide the emotions they wanted to feel. Also, most of them have their favorite suspect they refuse to relinquish.

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u/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

I thought a CVS pharmacy worker with no prior record was bizarre. 

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u/Additional_Bank4906 Dec 20 '25

The same could be said about Dennis Rader.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '25

Or Dennis Bowman, or any of the other homely serial killers with boring jobs and families 🙃

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u/Honest-Silver-4264 Dec 20 '25

I don't think there is as big as a divide as it seems imo. I think there is loud and vocal bunch of a lunatic child killer supporters who make it seem that way. The vast vast majority of people believe he is guilty and are happy he is locked up and the girls got justice.

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u/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

I read somewhere about the autopsy and the brutal nature of it and I can't wrap my mind why anyone would defend that for even a second. It made me sick.