r/DelphiMurders • u/Southern_Sweet_T • Apr 27 '26

Help me understand!

New to this case and feel like I must be missing a lot of info. How is it possible this Allen guy never committed any other crimes? No history of anything? Nothing violent, not even a bar fight or something? And just escalated to double murder? And then never did it again? This is truly mind blowing to me. I’m sure this guy did it but it’s just so shocking this guy went from zero to double homicide.

And what is the suspected motive? He just always wanted to do it and finally had the opportunity? He snapped?

I’m so very confused.

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u/Steven_4787 Apr 28 '26

7-10 percent of killers start in their 40’s.

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 28 '26

Killers of strangers? And yep that's almost none.

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u/Steven_4787 Apr 28 '26

7-10 percent is more than the none you said.

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 28 '26

Yep, almost none. Keep proving my point!

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u/iowanaquarist Quality Contributor Apr 28 '26

They clearly refuted your point.

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u/Steven_4787 Apr 28 '26

What point? If you say none and I have the data that proves it’s 7-10 percent making it a yes it does happen, what point am I proving for you?

You believe it was a cult killing sacrifice right?

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u/Nearby-Exercise-3600 Apr 28 '26

Don’t waste your time engaging with this one. Supporting the killer is a full time job for her in whatever subs she hasn’t been banned from

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 28 '26

Yep, I believe in the right to a fair trial and Richard Allen deserves that.

I dont have to have any other job because I made good decisions.

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u/happy-aadrvark May 04 '26

I hope you realize how gross and full of privilege this comment is. Whether you meant it or not, you are implying that people who can't afford to spend all day on Reddit because they need to work do so because of bad choices.

Face it, if you were *ever* in a position to Reddit all day and don't need to work for a living, it's *not* because of 'good decisions'.

Considering how desperate you are to ignore all the people linking a list of killers that started after 30/40, it's hard to take you seriously.

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 28 '26

That its a rarity. Almost never happens, according to you.

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u/Steven_4787 Apr 28 '26

I’ll ask again. Do you believe the girls were killed ritualistically by a cult?

I’m going to guess the lack of answer means yes and if you are looking for something that lines up with never happens I will gladly post those stats, or lack there of, for you as well.

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

Oh, I have zero clue nor do I ever pretend to be a solver. I just think everyone is entitled to a fair trial, and that includes Richard Allen.

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u/Spacemeat666 Apr 28 '26

Richard Allen got a fair trial. He was convicted fair and square.

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 28 '26

He went to the Supreme Court before and won, and I might just watch him do it again.

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u/vuhv Apr 29 '26

His Supreme Court ruling is not in anyway a indicator of post conviction success in the same court. Arguing with illogical “it’s not that deep” people like you is exhausting. Your brain just can’t get there. And since you’ve never seen “there” before it would be like explaining algebra to a beetle.

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u/The2ndLocation Apr 29 '26

Uliana got justice for David Camm now she is doing the same thing for Richard Allen. Cope.

Also, you are very rude.

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u/ghastlygily Apr 29 '26

That's like saying there's "almost none" gay ppl or ppl with adhd. 7-10% is like 2-3 ppl in each class.