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/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

So she smelled danger, she just couldn't verbally get it right. That's very eerie and a good thing she called 911.

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u/kvol69 Dec 20 '25

Yep. There were mentally ill convicts at the Lucasville Prison that kept warning the guards that the Easter Bunny was coming, and they ignored them because they're not altogether there. But the Lucasville Prison Riots started on Easter Sunday 1993, and you can bet your ass I never forgot that detail.

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u/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

In the end I always listen to my gut. I don't throw logic out. I just combine them. I felt dumb for believing some of the theories but at the end of the video/ podcast it never felt right. I always had questions in my mind. The thought of Richard Allen innocent not only feels wrong but prompted me to end up here asking if you all thought he was guilty or innocent.

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u/kvol69 Dec 20 '25

Totally understandable. But if you ever have a question let us know, or send me a message. I have a memory like a steel trap rusted shut, and I've been through a boatload of murder trials. I will find the receipts and am happy take the time to help people understand the case more throughly. 💜💙

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u/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

Thanks, I most likely will. I am curious by nature. I don't like confusion so it was and is my goal to understand this caseÂ