What happens when a trial leaves more questions than answers? Richard Allen’s case, tied to the chilling 2017 murders in Delphi, Indiana, has sparked an intense debate over justice, constitutional rights, and courtroom strategy. Were his confessions truly voluntary, or the product of coercive conditions and psychological manipulation? As appeals loom and post-conviction strategies are whispered about, the tangled web of legal missteps, potential misconduct, and courtroom drama becomes even harder to untangle.

Why was Allen’s psychologist seemingly more obsessed with Reddit threads than ethics? And will the alleged violations of his rights outweigh the weight of multiple confessions? With sentencing on the horizon, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Justice demands answers—but can the appeals process deliver them?

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