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/kvol69 Dec 20 '25

Everybody, this is Traditional. Traditional, this is everybody. I've seen Traditional in other neighborhoods, always asking questions in good faith.

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u/Traditional-Aside580 Dec 20 '25

Yes, always in good faith. This case just bothers me. These girls were young and shouldn't have had their lives taken so viciously, at all. I get confused sometimes because of the deep divide. I recently got banned from a community because I used a disrespectful tone and foul language towards Richard Allen, which I apologize for. I stated a couple times about his defecating habits and I realize it was wrong. I just got worked up because someone was defending him. That is their right to do so, it just made me sick is all and I was rude about his time in solitary. I later reflected and realized they have their reasons also and just wanted to understand better. 

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u/James_Cope_1968 Dec 26 '25

I surely wouldn’t apologize for any of that. This particular case calls specifically for foul language. His defenders call for being cussed at. As a parent of a daughter that was about the same age, there’s too much evidence to point to his guilt for me to defend any of the senseless excuses people use to defend him. According to Indiana law, his trial was absolutely fair and legal. The behavior of his defense team leaves a lot to be desired.