Delphi Murders Trial Day 14: The Videos
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Hoosiers to vote on amendment to change Indiana’s gubernatorial...
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Jennifer Copeland honored during Chicago Midwest Emmy Awards
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Niles and Royalton Township add marijuana proposal to the ballot
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Rain and wind are both on the ballot this Election Day
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Tippy Creek Winery holds Christmas markets in Leesburg
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Rainy and windy going into Election Day
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Fatal shooting in Elkhart leaves one victim dead and another...
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Mild, cloudy Sunday
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La Casa to break ground on affordable housing in Goshen
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Firearm Safety Training event held in Plymouth
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An active pattern develops Sunday through Election Day
DELPHI, Ind. -- The Defense played 15 videos for the jurors of Richard Allen behind prison bars at Westville Correctional from April to May of last year.
Notably, they were only played for the jury, the courtroom gallery couldn't view the videos.
This was done to protect Allen's dignity, since the videos show him naked, restrained, and being subdued.
The Defense is trying to show the jury Allen's prison conditions were so deplorable that his confessions cannot be taken seriously.
The Defense also called ISP Superintendent Doug Carter. He was the face of the Delphi investigation for years, and he was the one who announced Richard Allen's arrest back in 2022.
They wanted to ask about the timeline of the FBI's involvement in the case and why Carter decided not to accept more help from the agency in the investigation.
Court will pick back up on Monday and ABC57's Annie Kate will have the latest updates.