Indiana v. Rick Allen
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Rick Allen Github
I update this page and the Google Drive + Docs with new information as it becomes available but you can always find the most recently updated PDFs on the pages linked below.
If you want to search the entire case file just to browse around, you can find the direct link to the Google Drive folder in the navigation menu on each page. Type the name of any filing, exhibit, officer, witness depostion, etc into the Google Drive search bar. Ticking the "folder" and/or "PDF" filters are usually the most helpful way to find what you're looking for. You can also go to the trial docket page and keyword search the CCS using Control+F or the search bar in the PDF.
Appellate Docket
Chronological Case Summary linking to the court filings.
Defense Expenses
A break down of expenses incurred by Rick's trial counsel and Experts for Rick Allen fundraiser.
Delphi Trial Playlists
Playlist of Trial Day livestreams from our boots on the ground: Andrea Burkhart, Lawyer Lee, and Defense Diaries.
Exhibits
All currently available pretrial and trial exhibits.
First 48 Hours Timeline
Detailed timeline compiling all witness timelines and forensic data.
Google Drive
Direct link to my Google Drive with all the source documents for this case.
Interview Hub
A publicly accessible list of post-trial interviews and where to find them.
Investigation
Google Doc linking to reconstructed reports chronicling the investigation.
Phone Data
Forensic analysis of LG's phone (work-in-progress).
Prison Timeline
A comprehensive summary of Richard Allen's confinement and all known Haldol injections.
Related Dockets
Related court dockets for James Luttrull, Shane Meehan, and Todd Click.
The Franks Memo
Franks I thru IV and information about Greg Ferency's investigation.
Transcripts
Court transcripts broken down by hearing, trial day, and individual witness testimony.
Trial Docket
Google Doc-et linking to the court filings.
TL;DR
Rick Allen spent more than 16 years in Delphi, Indiana. Before his 2022 arrest, Rick was known as a devoted husband and father, a friendly face at the town's only pharmacy, and a regular at the local pub. By every measure, he was a stable and remarkably normal guy.
Now serving a 130-year sentence, the trial Court has finally begun to slowly release exhibits that a select group of 12 journalists were given a mere 15 minutes to inspect at the end of each trial day. With each limited release of exhibits, concern grows about the integrity of the investigation and the belief that Rick Allen was wrongfully convicted after a tragedy of errors continues to gain traction.
To the point breakdown of the evidence used against Rick and the issues plaguing the prosecution and trial court can be found here.
