Attorneys vs. judge: Another round in Delphi murder case

Motions fly Friday about who will represent Richard Allen, accused of killing Abby and Libby 2017. Plus, plea hearing set for Taletha Coles, former Fairfield Township trustee

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ATTORNEYS VS. JUDGE: ANOTHER ROUND IN DELPHI MURDER CASE

It should be interesting to see who shows up to Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi Tuesday morning, when Richard Allen is scheduled for a status update on charges that he murdered Delphi teens Abby Williams and Libby German in February 2017.

Friday brought another round of back-and-forth motions between Judge Fran Gull, an Allen County judge appointed to the case a year ago, and Allen’s initial court-appointed defense team.

Judge Fran Gull (Via pool feed)