Īccording to the warrant, Logan said that he had an alibi- he was driven to a Lafayette aquariam store on February 13, around the time the girls vanished.īut agents wrote that “these statements were found to be factually false and intentionally designed to deceive (law enforcement officers).” Ron Logan Interview | Delphi Murder Investigation As a newly released search warrant reveals new information into Ron Logan, a look back at WTHR's interview with him in 2017. The Warrant Says Logan’s Alibi Didn’t Hold Up He owned the land where the bodies were found.Īccording to Fox59, the warrant indicated data from Logan’s cell phone showed it was in Delphi near the murder scene that afternoon and was likely outside and “in the proximity” of the scene.Ģ. The warrant sought to search Logan’s property. Because of the nature of the victim’s wounds, it is nearly certain the perpetrator of the crime would have gotten blood on his person/clothing.”Īccording to WISH-TV, citing the search warrant, two articles of clothing from one of the girls was missing from the scene, leading authorities to believe they may have been taken as a souvenir.

It says the bodies were “moved and staged” and that “a large amount of blood was lost by the victims at the crime scene.

WISH-TV confirmed the authenticity of the March 17, 2017, search warrant, which was filed just over a month after the girls’ bodies were discovered. He is seen at right in a photo taken from the cell phone of one of the victims. Indiana State PolicePolice in Indiana have released a sketch of the man they say killed two teen girls, Abigail Williams and Liberty German, in Delphi.

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