Delphi Double Murders Trial Discussion with Susan Hendricks

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[@goaskalice83]

I’m can’t believe how well it was translated to us through notes, I feel like I watched the whole case myself. Ye did a great job guys.

[@jeanie8831]

Same.

[@lovetohuntlovetohunt6241]

Without a doubt!

[@Trimom05]

Susan swears so eloquently 😂 I love her. I appreciated her book so much.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

The integrity of these two women is much appreciated.

[@ajk2009]

💯 very much indeed!

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[@wizza2315]

Facts💯💯 these two lovely ladies poured their heart and soul into this case! These two are great examples you don't have to work at huge news channels to be great! Also don't have to listen to producers tell what ur going to say and write about!

[@kevinhornbuckle]

@ They actually got away with telling the truth! - something “journalism” does not typically allow.

[@vaughnm1m]

I hope viewers don’t think that I disrespect these 2 ladies. I am not in any way a professional police officer, investigator etc. I have followed this case since the day it happened as I only lived 40 minutes away. I do believe and feel that everyone is entitled to a fair trial with professional policing occurring at all times and levels. There were times when what was happening was making Indiana look like a bunch of backwoods idiots. From the what was told about crime scene mess ups , changes in the composite photo years later, judge mistakes that border on misconduct, all this info contributed to that. I have concerns and a lot of questions. No One Wanted Justice for Abbey and Libby more than their parents, grandparents, siblings family.

[@andreww8941]

2 of my favorite true crime reporters/journalists!!!!! Excellent discussion and thank you both very very much for all of the hard work and top notch reporting done on the Delphi case. Both of you are elite Pro's within your lines of work.

[@nicolelarson2541]

This was really great to hear. I loved Susan's honesty. Seems like it was very therapeutic for you both to be able to speak about the experience as a whole.

[@jodiparker2642]

We’ve missed you, Lauren!! Thanks to you and Susan for your extensive coverage. Can’t wait to check out her book.

[@lyndaharders6749]

@@jodiparker2642 i read her book.its wonderful

[@denise8791]

What a great interview. Thanks for this, Lauren and Susan.

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[@jmparsons7331]

Love and appreciate the raw honesty from Susan. Lauren, you are a wonderful interviewer. It's a skill many lack in the true crime reporting community. Many seem to forget they need to guide the guest into telling a story, not making sure "they" get to give their opinion to each question they asked the guest or just take over the whole show forgetting they have a guest that the audience would like to get to know. Lauren, you really do a wonderful job, and you make it look easy, and it's anything but easy! You have an awesome gift. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.!❣️ ❤ from West Virginia.

[@AnnCarmody]

A brilliant interview Lauren. Thank you. 🦘

[@justicejane2429]

Thank you, Lauren and Susan, for sharing your point of view on the Delphi case. Rest In Peace 💙💜💙💜Abigail "Abby" Joyce Williams (June 23, 2003 - February 13, 2017) and Liberty "Libby" Rose Lynn German (December 27, 2002 - February 13, 2017)

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[@SiennaTiddlesworth-e8s]

Susan is a delight on every show she is a guest on. So funny and always has great stories!

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[@catht9653]

Great interview and i love seeing smart people appreciating your channel.

[@anneferguson4273]

About jail guards. I'm a nurse and worked in an ICU where sometimes our patient was a prisoner from the jail who was being guarded by a jail guard. If a prisoner patient would try to complain about anything the guard's response was, "Tell it to the judge!"

[@NicoleDoolinBrinar]

Great show good to see you back. You look well rested. You deserve a break. Thank you for your great coverage. Can’t wait to get to Susan’s book

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[@rosem3967]

This was such a great interview, thank you Lauren.

[@donnacash954]

Thank you, Lauren and Susan. Great show

[@Kpink744]

Just bought Susan’s book on Audible it’s really helpful to have the pdf with it thank you 🕊️🇬🇧

[@maxiedoodle]

Two incredible reporters who communicate FACTS. Thank you both for the ability to put on game faces for what must have been so emotionally difficult. Great coverage!

[@Skooter58]

Great interview. Thanks, Lauren.

[@tamarah2187]

Another incredible interview! Thank you!

[@jakewz]

Refreshing to watch two respectable, caring and kind individuals discussing the Delphi case. Lauren, you are one of a kind and your genuine empathy and classy demeanour is appreciated. It is glaringly obvious you are using your platform for sharing truthful information and not accumulation of clicks. The emotional turmoil you went through during the trial was astounding, yet you were so committed to share the details with your followers and Dr John. When you were uncertain of how you felt about the evidence, you didn’t display the Narcissistic or Dunning Kruger Effect dialogue like other sites. You allowed your followers and Dr John to work through the details with you and created a wonderful channel for everyone to feel safe. Libby and Abby and their grieving families were never forgotten in your narrative about the trial….Thank you ! 🇨🇦❤️

[@juliecrane9647]

I love your post ❤.... Well said. Bravo. 😊😊😊

[@cm4884]

Thanks to you both for your integrity in reporting this case. It was disappointing to see so much spin and disinformation being spread, especially from supposed defense attorneys on social media

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[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Excellent interview and debrief for all of us!

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[@jrockin9221]

Great show !! Thank you! Love you both as journalists!

[@cm-cathy4543]

Thank you Lauren. Great interview!

[@browneyedgirl2200]

Susan is an amazing woman. I purchased her book when it was first published. Couldn't put it down. It seems Susan has always been very supportive to Libby's family as well. So much love going to Susan and Lauren.

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[@emilyflotilla931]

Thanks for the update! ❤ I remember Susan! Great team, you two.

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[@todd8372]

After meeting with DNR Officer Dulin on February 18, it’s almost certain he told Richard that Delphi Investigators would contact him for a formal interview. That would be standard procedure. Presumably that’s when they misfiled the tip and failed to follow up. If Richard really was a concerned citizen, and merely an innocent bystander, surely he would have contacted Investigators after not hearing from them in 2017. But Richard never did that. Richard knew he was likely the man in the 2 photos released on February 15, he could have shared that with Officer Dulin on February 18. But Richard didn’t say he was on the Bridge, or tell Officer Dulin he was dressed exactly like the Bridge Guy being publicized everywhere. We finally learned in 2022 during his Interrogation that Richard actually hid the truth from his own wife and Officer Dulin in 2017: Richard admitted he was on Monon Bridge. He admitted he stood on the first platform, just minutes before the girls were abducted. He admitted he was dressed exactly like Bridge Guy. 5+ years later Richard FINALLY shared these FACTS that he chose not to disclose in 2017. Because Richard always knew he was the man captured in those pictures. He knew he wasn’t a mere potential witness, even before they announced the Bridge Guy was the suspect. It's not complicated. RICHARD IS BRIDGE GUY. Facts matter. His confessions matter. The truth matters. That's why Richard is spending the rest of his life in prison.

[@evjay2103]

Thank you ladies. Great show as usual. Your coverage of this case has been the best by far. Plus I bet, there is still more great interviews to come on the Delphi case. Once that gag order is lifted

[@rosem3967]

I am definitely buying Susan’s book. You both were fantastic bringing this case to us.

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[@MargaretAnneRae-fw7nh]

On replay, i recently purchased Susan's book Down The Hill .

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[@rmyoung77494]

To me, Richard Allen telling his wife he was at the park that day but neglecting to tell her he had been on the bridge was a HUGE deal to me. She encouraged him to self-report to the police and then called him out later on it. I think he told the police, initially, what time he was there because he thought maybe someone recognized him or his car was on camera. But when it turned out they didn’t have those things, he tried to change it up.

[@petpilgrimgoose]

His car WAS on camera at 1:27 passing HH store, toward the building he parked at.

[@shelbyhunkler9259]

@@rmyoung77494 I agree, his wife calling him out about being on the bridge would have clinched it for me, as a jury member. Absolutely.

[@ROBERTMay-b9w]

I hope the family members sue those individuali that slandered their name. All my love to them

[@subrosa4792]

I would be willing to help with crowdfunding for a civil lawsuit. I won’t name names, but they need to be sued for what they said about the families. Several of them need consequences for their egregious behavior.

[@sarabara29]

This is so sweet...I love to see the support for Kevin and Aine! You two are so classy and I can't wait to read the book!

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[@sherielowe4256]

One Thousand percent

[@StElmosFire53]

Hope you have gotten some rest and recovered. Happy holidays to all 3 of you.

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Happy Holidays

[@wishingb5859]

I feel like a lot of people became very emotional about Delphi. Partly, because of it being such a mystery even though Libby had taken that video and partly because Libby and Abby were so lovable and relatable - average teenage small town girls.

[@sarabara29]

We were ALL Abby and Libby.

[@wishingb5859]

@ Yeah, exactly! We were all Abby and Libby.

[@Dollicakes]

The girls were absolutely adorable I will never forget them even though I never met them.

[@RambleOn.]

Susan is AWESOME! Love you both showing what advocacy journalism is, what it CAN BE... & DO! & ALL IT CAN ACCOMPLISH! ❤

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[@Christy19627]

What a GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!

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Thanks Lauren for having me on! Xo

[@MillaJ100]

Great interview! Thanks for all your work 😊

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[@denisia1111]

@@CrimeConversations I really enjoyed your interview with Lauren. Honestly it was more of a conversation between two friends and that's much better than a formal interview. Thank you for sticking around longer than the news cycle to get the whole story. One last thing I have to add after watching your interview is you wrote a fu*king great book , keep kicking ass and getting the truth out!

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Appreciate both of you! Excellent work and I think we all needed the debrief. Loved hearing the little nuanced things you guys experienced.

[@ajk2009]

Just realized that Susan Hendricks has a KZbin channel and I just subscribed.

[@troublemakerbaker]

Oh my gosh, I just listened to Susan Hendricks' book! It is soooooo good!! The intro from Kelsi is deeply moving, and Hendricks' conclusion with such touching thoughts from Kelsi, then Hendricks' beautiful description of cardinals is such an inspired way to bookend this tragic story. I definitely highly recommend "Down the Hill" - and Hendricks reads the audio version herself. Can't wait to dive into this interview!

[@ajk2009]

Thank you for the recommendation.

[@emilyflotilla931]

Good afternoon! ❤

[@TeeJayNZ]

I read it again after the trial saw it all in a different light amazing book !

[@TruthandJusticeChannel]

Love the book! Listen often ❤

[@sarahfauth2096]

​@@5GreenAcres 😢 Please find a better cause.

[@TreeseRunsOnBatteries]

This is my favorite video of any I’ve watched since the trial started. Thank you both for all you do for families!!!!

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[@GloriaCrider]

I read Susan’s book as soon as it came out. It was so good. Hope she writes another one. I hope you two follow the Idaho 4.

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[@TomWebsterChannel]

Susan is really cool in real life and her book, Down The Hill, was a good read. I recommend it.

[@amandanegrete1306]

You are everywhere my man!

[@HiddenTrueCrime]

Good to see you, Tom!

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Thanks Tom..you are pretty cool too ;) 💕

[@eileentaylor787]

Hand's down THE most fantastic interview Ever!! Thanks Lauren and Susan ❤❤

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[@MsJedeyeKnight]

Lauren + Susan = the Dynamic Duoette.🙂

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[@MotherOf-Ferrets]

Loved this!!!

[@HelpSavetheNextGirl241]

What a wonderful conversation. Two respectful, bright women expressing the texture and length of this trial process. I loved listening! HNL’s Very Scary People did a two-part show with Help Save the Next Girl, “The Back to School Killer.”

[@karencollins2661]

Happy Thanksgiving to both of you and your families

[@donnaregenauer2757]

Hello from KY love you and your channel ❤️ Lauren did the fact that Libby was on computer talking to the guy she thought was the cute one come into the testimony? Appreciate all you do and loved your interaction with Dr. John❤

[@rbatt4646]

Gratitude ✌️

[@LisaAnn63]

Excellent analysis!

[@pamostman516]

There were several podcasters who you could tell how they were leaning and I quit following them. I wanted the facts of what was said in the courtroom without their opinion seeping into their reporting and that's what I liked about Lauren from Hidden True Crime. She provided just the facts and did not given her opinion until the very end. Thank you so much for that.

[@Annie0527-pw]

I had to unfollow some podcasters also.

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[@pasha21k]

Lauren and John are the most guilty biased i've heard on youtube. Some of the insane ramblings John said describing the mental status of a person he's not met, or read his evals is very upsetting to hear by a professional. IMO i feel John was identifying too closely with RA, plus with bold faced lies, also. John had the crazy thought RA said he went fishing, and asked where his pole was......NOT TRUE, RA said he goes to watch the fish, which he could see. As far as Lauren goes, the FIRST podcast she said RA had feminine eyes, similar to a Disney character because one witness said BG had feminine eyes. Lauren is a decent reporter, but lousy as staying unbiased. If you want unbiased, Lawyer Lee, and LYK is by far the best. Tony Brueski still does daily pods on the case. Lauren and John suck up to ppl who can further their podcast. John, i lost complete respect for. As a professional myself, him assuming*** RA had a sexual deviant mind, where there was no history or information of. He never examined him, but he may identified closely with RA blurring his mind.

[@pamostman516]

@@pasha21k You have a right to your opinion but if you consider Lawyer Lee unbiased I doubt your judgement. There is a video put out a year ago of a woman who had worked with RA at Walmart and reported he was verbally inappropriate back then and gave off creep vibes so it would appear there may have been something off with him many years ago.

[@pasha21k]

@@pamostman516 Sorry i completely disagree, she has never showed bias ever until the trial is over. And she never made up scenarios of someones mental status.

[@CoolChristina59]

I saw Susan Hendricks on Toms show and she got so much respect from me for her protection of the family immediately, I knew I wanted to hear more from her.

[@ajk2009]

@CoolChristina59 thank you for the info, can you direct to 'Tom's show' ? ( not familiar ) ... I listened to Susan Hendricks during the trial talking with Gray of 'Gray Hughes Investigates' and enjoy her professional view.

[@125dove]

Tom Webster I believe. He’s quite entertaining and has done quite a few KZbin videos on Delphi.

[@ajk2009]

@@125dove thank you ! ... remembering now that Hidden True Crime pinned a link to a panel he hosted before the verdict. Still pinned.

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[@KayLou209]

Good to hear from HTC with Lauren!

[@ajk2009]

👏🏻 yes, and with Susan Hendricks ... and we are grateful for the front row seats - bravo 👏🏻

[@Olivia-jy9jf]

Thank you both! Great show ladies. 👏 ❤

[@DaughterofOneTrueKing]

I'm glad to see your pleasant, sweet face. Thank you again for caring about keeping Indiana safe. You both were an asset to us here in Indiana. Thank you!

[@ajk2009]

Well said Thank you for sharing. Watching from Vancouver Island 🇨🇦

[@erinhastreiter8325]

Thank you for the behind the scenes look and thoughtful discussion.

[@nelleyram9391]

Fantastic interview❤

[@todd8372]

On February 15, WRTC Channel 6 posted Bridge Guy photos on Facebook: “ISP wants to speak to this man and anyone who was near Delphi trail when two teens went missing.” In that thread, Richard’s friend commented: “He went to the Police. They have released him and he is not a suspect.”… “Channel 6 you need to let everybody know they have talked to this man and released him.” But Richard didn’t meet with Officer Dulin UNTIL 3 DAYS LATER. And he apparently wasn’t even told he was a suspect. (And, why would Police even “release” him if he was only a Witness who could help them?) Of even greater significance: What this also means is his friend obviously believed the man seen in the photos of Bridge Guy actually looked like Richard Allen-enough so to prompt him to comment on this FB post. Richard Allen clearly didn’t say to his friends, “That’s me in the Bridge Guy Photos, but I’ve been released.” If Richard had told anyone in 2017 he was probably that man in the BG photos, because he had walked onto the bridge and onto the first platform, and he was wearing blue jeans and a blue Carhartt jacket with a hood and some type of head covering that day-just like Bridge Guy-someone certainly would have tipped him in to Delphi Investigators once Bridge Guy was declared the suspect on February 20. But they didn’t. Because Richard never told ANYONE he was on the Bridge in 2017. Or what he was wearing. Richard didn’t tell his wife, the Police, or his friends that he was on Monon Bridge, on a day when 2 girls were abducted from that bridge and later found brutally murdered-and just minutes after he was on the first platform while dressed exactly like Bridge Guy. Because he was hiding the truth from EVERYONE in 2017: RICHARD IS BRIDGE GUY.

[@rna1561]

Absolutely love Susan! Lauren and Susan are the cutest! They both can rock appearances on GHI and that alone is amazing. Love them all!

[@ajk2009]

👏🏻 yay! Susan Hendricks. Listened to her on Gray Hughes during the Richard Allen trial. You are both a ray of sunshine in what can be an awfully dark world. Thoughtful research is a touchstone of first-class journalism. Bravo! Keep up the good work you both do!

[@Noorieke]

Absolutely!

[@juliecrane9647]

Bravo. Amen. 😊

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[@Noorieke]

Posting comments as I'm going along. Thank you both so much for sticking it out under these extremely challenging circumstances. The misinformation or whatever it was that made some people presuppose RA's innocence was astounding and awful to witness. I really feel for everyone who worked hard to get justice.

[@ajk2009]

@Noorieke 💯 very well said ... I am listening a second time because this is chock-full of information.

[@anti-them4383]

what misinformation? any specific examples?

[@lucybarrington4634]

It was heartbreaking that people would rather believe Kelsi was involved in the murders rather than entertain the possibility that it was RA.

[@ajk2009]

Hopefully CrimeCon 2025 can host a panel to discuss the hostility that emerged in this case- both in the cyber-world and the real world. Platforms like YT on the panel too. A dark line crossed when speculation becomes defamation.

[@AudretteK]

@@anti-them4383 Saying Kelsi had anything to do with it. That Abby wasn’t really on the trails- pic is fake. Someone plugged into her phone for 4 hours. I could list about 5 more things The defense attorneys threw everything out there to see what would stick. Thank god the jury was smart and got it right

[@Ninchi_TrueCrime]

Susan & Lauren: the perfect duo!! I really look forward to being able to listen to Becky, Kelsi and any other family who wish to speak out, tell their story through Susan & hopefully also Lauren after sentencing. My heart broke all over again for these beautiful families during the trial and I hate that they are being silenced right now! Surely the healing can’t begin till the families are allowed to share their stories?

[@ajk2009]

💯 👏🏻 well said

[@AudretteK]

@@cherylemaybury9967the franks motion was a farce. It was written by a KZbinr and the defense put it out there at 2am, . That was not written by an attorney. It did the job though having people like you fall for it.

[@russianaloha4576]

This was such a good conversation between you two. Im glad you both made some friends thru such tragedy. 💞 Each other, Anya & Kevin & Greeno 💞 i have been following this case since the Day it Happened! Ive been following Greeno almost 8years now. 💞 He is such an amazing guy with a huge heart & a hell of a life story himself 💞 It was wild hearing you guys discuss this entire process but so glad you guys were there & was the Best caring & unbiased Journalists this case NEEDED!! I actually had to unsub from a few people who were on the conspiracy theory side-(the Allen Lovers 🤢😠) I cant follow that kinda of insanity. They actually took it so far they were sad the child killer was convicted that made me actually lost Respect for... But you guys were Amazing! 💞 Im so glad Abby & Libby got Justice, Finally! 🩵💜🩵💜

[@ajk2009]

💯 good for you to unsubscribe ! ... the cyber-world of mob of 'peasants with pitchforks' is truly appalling- platforms like KZbin are going to need to collaborate with creators to prevent what happened with Richard Allen trial.

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[@angiec9650]

Thank you both ladies. Such class and grace with your reporting of this case ❤

[@todd8372]

Richard met with DNR Officer Dulin on February 18. 3 days earlier, Police released 2 photos of a man on Monon Bridge, they hoped this man might be able to help their investigation. If Richard was a concerned “witness” and knew he was likely the man in those photos, he would have shared that with Officer Dulin then, afterall, this “Bridge Guy” wasn’t declared a suspect until 2 days later. But in his statement, Richard only said he was “on the trail”-he DIDN’T say he was on the Bridge, and he DIDN’T tell Officer Dulin he was dressed (coincidentally) exactly like the Bridge Guy who was being publicized everywhere. Because Richard knew the man captured in those pictures wasn’t a mere potential witness, even BEFORE that man was declared the suspect. Richard knew what happened after those photos were taken-because he was there. An INNOCENT witness would never be concerned about admitting they were on the Bridge, and dressed just like the man in those photos. Only the real suspect would NEVER claim he was the man on Monon Bridge described by Police as a possible witness who might have crucial information-because only the real suspect would know that wasn’t true. EVERYONE who was on the Trail and Bridge on February 13 told Police if they were on the Bridge-EXCEPT Richard Allen. In 2017 Richard didn’t tell his wife or Officer Dulin he was on Monon Bridge, on a day when 2 girls were abducted from that bridge and later found brutally murdered-and just minutes after he was on the first platform while dressed exactly like Bridge Guy. Because Richard is Bridge Guy. The Jury listened to the evidence. Facts matter. His confessions matter. The truth matters. That's why Richard is spending the rest of his life in prison

[@lisasmith7]

Thank you

[@TheSliverleaf]

Going to be nice to hear normality in all this crazy going around

[@djtenzen]

The world is crazy, but denying doesn’t make it any safer.

[@TheSliverleaf]

@ true and this is why I’m glad to be hearing from them both

[@ajk2009]

@TheSliverleaf 💯 well said ...

[@TheSliverleaf]

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[@anti-them4383]

@@TheSliverleaf who else are you listening to?

[@paulinefortune1704]

So refreshing to see women empowering other women towards the same goal.....wwell done ladies for covering such an emotional,heart breaking case so well from the beginning...xxx...

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[@Behrianne]

Great interview. HTC had the most unbiased coverage of this case imo.

[@ajk2009]

💯 have followed Lauren from day one- Lori Vallow missing children. The HTC view is a full 360° of humanity- looks at the 'before and after' in a thoughtful, intelligent, and compassionate way. Asks and tries to answer "why" too.

[@Noorieke]

The Murder Sheet podcast did an excellent job as well. They started covering the case long before the trail started. Fact based, common sense, even keeled and (just like Lauren and John) also a husband-and-wife team who bring their own expertise to the table. (Journalist and lawyer).

[@d.haskins3840]

Absolutely ❤

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[@Ninchi_TrueCrime]

I agree!!

[@FigSolves]

Susan is awesome !

[@GSkunk4EFAFO]

It’s good to see both of you. I’ve wondered how you’ve been Lauren. I hope you’ve been able to feel peace at home. And of course, Susan. Blessings to you both. Character Matters.

[@MrsJackson-tc6io]

Well done interview! Thank you so much!

[@AnaMaria-wn6jn]

Lauren, much thanks to your diligence & insight in covering this trial. What CAUSE /CASE will you & Dr. John take on next? The 2 most on my mind are Maddie Soto & The Idaho 4.

[@nicdonato]

Missed you, Lauren! ❤ Great guest wow the vibes matching

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[@sundownfarms2731]

Thank you Ladies 💜Great commentary!

[@ajk2009]

@sundownfarms2731 💯 great discussion by two experienced professional journalists ... grateful for front row seats to them sharing their personal takeaways.

[@NurseMadDbee]

I’d love to see a round two of this video!!!

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[@MamaCat62]

Excellent job ladies!

[@samanthaj317]

Indiana has such hospitality and these families showed that so well! Even the horror theyve endured they still were so warm and inviting to everyone!! These families are amazing!!

[@ajk2009]

@samanthaj317 🙏🏻🦋 very well said ... thank you.

[@samanthaj317]

@ajk2009 thank you so much. So nice of you to say that!! 🥰💖 Definitely love good warm hospitality & that's what we all try and show people 😊

[@rpk1519]

Was there ever talk amongst the town people prior to his arrest that "Bridge Guy" looked like Richard Allen?

[@mizteek5024]

Never! His name was never brought forward till he brought it forward himself by saying he was on the trails that day.

[@ajk2009]

Good question. Also friends and family. It will be interesting to hear from folks when the gag order ends ... I think it's in place at least through sentencing December 20th.

[@ajk2009]

It is very common for someone to 'hide in plain sight' e.g. Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer. Many more.

[@Dollicakes]

I'm not even from delphi but when I saw his arrest picture I just knew inside that it was him. To be honest I pictured BG to look like that.

[@Dollicakes]

​@@ajk2009Ridgway teared up at his trial. Not like I felt bad for him but for once I believe he felt some sort of emotion which I didn't think was possible

[@marycahill546]

I served on a jury in Ontario, Canada, an incest case. Many candidates did not want to serve, especially for financial reasons. Those excuses were not accepted by the judge, only a disability like not understanding English well or having a hearing impediment. We were not sequestered except for during deliberations, so that was good. There was no publicity allowed AT ALL about the case to protect the identity of the victim.

[@underyourscars7181]

Love the live!

[@carlarice9099]

Thank you for your calm, reasonable, thoughtful, knowledgable presence.

[@ajk2009]

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[@itsjustme800]

Enjoyed Susan's nearly 8 year perspective with knowing the families and law enforcement.

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[@mi-xl5mp]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@Noorieke]

The down the hill podcast is the reason I got interested in this case and in true crime. Two great journalists right here❤

[@ajk2009]

💯 yes indeed.

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[@emmamccartney5877]

Amazing show I appreciate both opinions. I just hope & pray that an innocent man has not been judged guilty. I hope justice has been served.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Great interview

[@ajk2009]

💯 very insightful discussion between two seasoned professional journalists.

[@Hopeful84]

Great Job girls and John❤️.

[@sarabara29]

What Susan is saying is so true about jury selection! I'm a lawyer, and even I was shocked going through the process as a juror! They ask you some really invasive questions sometimes! They literally asked if you have ever had been depressed or anxious clinically in my Federal Court Voir Dire experience!!

[@NaughtE82]

Yeah coz they knew they would see the truth about rick that he's innocent. I bet anyone with mental health was not on the jury as they would sympathise with him

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[@Dollicakes]

It's probably because of the crime scene photos. Those would cause someone with depression to feel even worse.

[@sarabara29]

@Dollicakes True, although it my particular case, I think it was more like the defendant has some mental health issues that influenced his choices that landed him in court. It's also interesting though!

[@Dollicakes]

@@sarabara29 nah not mental health he had demonic possession because only that would make someone do what he did to those girls. I saw the pictures he is nothing but evil.

[@paigewillow8768]

Susan is a real one. Great to see her interviewed on this.

[@ajk2009]

💯 agree ... well said.

[@CrimeConversations]

Thanks so much. I can tell Lauren has the best community!

[@marycahill546]

If there was ever an argument for a court procedure to be televised, this is it! Reporters should not have to stand outside for hours in the early morning darkness to cover a case.

[@brandyl2183]

Ooooh I love this!! Thank you Lauren for having Susan on. She’s the Delphi expert for me so I can listen to her talk all day.

[@CrimeConversations]

Thank you for the kind words 💕🙏

[@Dollicakes]

I wouldn't have eaten anything from people who are outside the court room i don't trust people like that

[@d.haskins3840]

Ty both special ladies!!@❤❤❤

[@LM-qs6eq]

I was up for jury duty on a murder case that included domestic violence. Our family had a member who was accused of DV. Of course, I told them, thinking I would get dismissed. Wrong! They kept me on the jury. Our jury was chosen from about 100 people. Jury selection took 2 days. I was amazed at the process. Our case had a change of venue from several counties away.

[@traci222]

Wow! I remember Susan Hendricks from HLN back in the day. Nice... this is going to be great as usual on this fantastic channel. Looking forward to watching rn and I definitely want to read her book. 😊

[@ajk2009]

@traci222 💯 watching from Vancouver Island 🇨🇦 ... grateful to have front row seat to these two 😊☕

[@traci222]

@ajk2009 That is very cool! I'm way down here in Florida. We've had our first taste of winter the past few days. Right now it's 65° and I'm freezing! Lol How's your weather way up there?

[@ajk2009]

@traci222 lots of rain 🌧️

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[@karencollins2661]

Hi Susan. So happy to see you Lauren.

[@CrimeConversations]

Hi! 💕

[@kristanichols6215]

I love you both ,used to watch Susan years ago . I want to get your book,Susan !! I Appreciate both of you ladies so much,you both are so good at what you do,l didnt know about you Lauren until the trial,Thanks so much for what you do.

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