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Delphi Murders: Richard Allen & The Search For The Truth

by True Crime Today

Injustice isn’t just a possibility—it’s a reality. Delphi Murders: Richard Allen & The Search For The Truth dives deep into the shocking failures of the investigation into the brutal murders of Abby Williams and Liberty German. Hosted by Tony Brueski, this podcast unpacks the glaring inconsistencies, the ignored evidence, and the disturbing judicial process that led to the conviction of a man who may very well be innocent. Why did investigators shift focus away from Ron Logan, the man whose property was the crime scene? Why was Richard Allen, with no direct physical evidence linking him to the crime, put on trial in what many are calling a sham? And how did law enforcement and prosecutors seemingly manipulate the narrative to fit a conclusion they needed rather than the truth? We explore every angle, every lead that was dismissed, and every questionable move made by those in charge. Featuring exclusive interviews, expert analysis, and in-depth reporting, Delphi Murders: Richard Allen & The Search For The Truth is dedicated to uncovering what really happened—and holding those responsible accountable. If you believe in justice, if you believe in truth, then you need to listen.

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I stopped listening to this podcast after he started repeating himself incessantly on every episode. The host is insanely biased on the case and keeps reporting the same facts over and over, but never reporting the other side of the story, or anyone’s rebuttal to the “facts” that he’s reporting. He just presents them as non-negotiable facts and even goes so far as to say there’s not another side to the story when ANY other podcast you listen to will tell you what both sides of the story are. It’s really bizarre, actually. Terrible, arrogant, one-sided reporting. I could handle his obsessive opinion if he would at least be honest that there ARE two sides to the story, but it’s honestly a train wreck. There are many reporters with VERY strong opinions on the verdict who STILL tell you what the other side is saying. But Tony wont even debate. He just likes to hear himself and his guests talk about (only) his side. A quick google search or any other podcast will quickly update you that when he says “there is NO other explanation for this” (for ex. The headphones), he just not right. It’s embarrassing. MANY people have given potential explanations For the headphones. I could go on and on. Yikes.

jcmjcmjcmjcm · Nov 2024

Firstly, when you pay for ad free, you do not get ad free. You don’t even get reduced ads. You do, however, continue to get ads telling you that ads are annoying, and that if you pay for premium, you won’t have to listen to them. When you are already paying for premium, it’s just a slap in the face. These are so ad heavy, that it’s not unusual to have more ads than content in the show. Seven minute episodes with 15 minutes of ads is pretty normal. The reporting is also unethical. It is on par from what you would expect from tabloids. Tony’s opinions are shoved down your throat in a very biased manner. He has decided there is a conspiracy here, and leaves you know room to weigh facts or decide for yourself. And honestly… he’s not as convincing as he thinks he is. If anything, it feels like maybe he’s ignorant of the legal system. That may be why he just cusses and rants instead of discussing proceedings. This has become the norm across the board for all of his podcasts, unfortunately. I’ve dropped premium, and I’ve unfollowed all of his shows. It’s obvious at this point he’s using ads and sleazy tactics to make some quick cash, without putting any effort into things. If you are into publications like Star Magazine, this is your show. If you want to hear an actual case, go anywhere else.

Myrab51 · Nov 2024

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