An Indiana man serving 130 years for killing two teenage girls is asking an appeals court to throw out his convictions, arguing he confessed during a psychological crisis and was blocked from telling jurors the deaths were a pagan ritual carried out by someone else. Richard Allen was convicted in...
An Indiana man serving 130 years for killing two teenage girls is asking an appeals court to throw out his convictions, arguing he confessed during a psychological crisis and was blocked from telling jurors the deaths were a pagan ritual carried out by someone else. Richard Allen was convicted in…
