Elvis Fields' Forgotten Words, A Missed Lead in a Double Murder

In an episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott discusses significant aspects of the case against Richard Allen, including a controversial hearing and various theories proposed over the course of the investigation. Key points from the conversation include:

• The Rushville Police Chief, Todd Click, shared insights on the initial credible theory linking Carroll County Odinists to the girls' killings, sparking debate about its validity.

• Elvis Fields' early confession, overlooked by detectives due to a deluge of tips, detailed specific crime scene information, raising questions about investigative priorities.

• Shavaun Scott critiques the police's judgment, especially regarding the Odinist theory's plausibility and the overall reliability of the investigation.

• Concerns are highlighted over lost investigative material, including 70 hours of interviews, impacting the defense's ability to argue Richard Allen's case effectively.

• This discussion sheds light on the complexities and potential missteps in high-profile criminal investigations, questioning the thoroughness and accountability of law enforcement processes.

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Ljudbok: 25 mars 2024