Railroaded By Indiana | I'm Rick Allen and This is My Story

Who is Richard Matthew Allen? Is he truly the monstrous figure accused of the tragic Delphi murders, or is there a deeper story that the public isn’t being told?

For over sixteen years, Rick Allen was a quiet and unremarkable presence in Delphi, Indiana—a devoted husband, father, military veteran, and respected pharmacy technician. With no criminal history beyond minor traffic infractions, his life was defined by stability and routine. Yet, in a shocking turn of events, he now stands convicted of the brutal killings of Liberty German and Abigail Williams.

This video takes a deep dive into the stark contrast between the man his friends and family knew and the accused murderer portrayed in court. We examine the troubling inconsistencies in the case, the questionable judicial proceedings under Judge Fran Gull, and the glaring omission of other potential suspects with extensive criminal backgrounds. Why has the state gone to extreme lengths to keep alternative suspects out of the courtroom? And how does the role of prosecutor Nicholas McLeland, law enforcement figures like Doug Carter and Tony Liggett, and even psychologist Monica Walla raise serious concerns about the integrity of this case?

With no physical evidence tying him to the crime scene, Rick Allen remains incarcerated in Westville Correctional Facility, where he endured 23 months in solitary confinement. Is he a cold-blooded killer or yet another casualty of a deeply flawed system?

MUSIC BY: Darren Curtis