Did the prosecution in the Delphi case really make a strong case, or did they fumble key evidence that could make or break the conviction? The trial of Richard Allen, accused of the brutal Delphi murders, is now in the hands of the jury, but it's hard not to notice the gaping holes in the prosecution’s narrative. With no DNA, no fingerprints, and no concrete physical evidence connecting Allen to the crime, retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer weighs in on the glaring gaps and missteps that left many stunned. From a critical missing cell phone that law enforcement seemed to shrug off, to voice recognition “evidence” that feels more like a bad joke than credible expert testimony, the handling of this case raises more questions than it answers.

Did investigators botch a chance at real leads, or is this just a sign of how deeply mysterious the murders remain? If you were on the jury, would you think they had enough to convict? Or is there a reasonable doubt lingering in the air?



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