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“Just 24 hours after he was slapped with the new charges, Indiana State Police announced there had been a significant development in their investigation into the deaths of Libby German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, who went missing in Delphi, on February 14, 2017.”

Since the two girls were found dead, authorities have consistently stated that they have no concrete suspects and the public would be notified when that changes.
 
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Delphi Homicide Investigation Moves in New Direction

Indiana State Police sent this bulletin at 04/19/2019 01:45 PM EDT

LAFAYETTE DISTRICT
5921 State Road 43
West Lafayette, IN 47906

www.in.gov/isp

FOR RELEASE: Upon Receipt


CONTACT:
Sgt. Kim Riley
Public Information Officer
765.567.2125


April 19, 2019

Delphi Homicide Investigation Moves in New Direction

The public is welcome to attend the below media briefing about the new direction of the Delphi homicide investigation.

What: Public and Media Statement on Delphi Murder Investigation

When: Monday, April 22, 2019 at 12:00 noon

Where: The Canal Center, 1030 North Washington Street, Delphi, IN 46923

Who: Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter will make the announcement on behalf of the Multi-Agency Taskforce

Why: To share information with the media and public about the new direction of the Delphi homicide investigation

Notes for the Public

  • Doors to The Canal Center will open at 11:30 a.m. for the public and limited seating will be available
  • The briefing will conclude after Supt. Carter’s statement
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Delphi Daughters: Untold story of Abby & Libby
Posted: 3:43 PM, Apr 26, 2017
Updated: 2:08 PM, Feb 11, 2019

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Abby loved making things for other people.
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“Hats Abby had been knitting
She’d make rubber band bracelets, paintings and bead crafts for friends. There wasn’t a form of art that Abby hadn’t tried her hand at.

“She had more crafts than you’d know what to do with,” Anna said. "She loved to make things for other people, she loved to be around other people."

Abby had recently been knitting tiny, colorful hats for newborns at the local hospital.”
 
2017 Delphi murders of 2 teenage girls moving in 'new direction,' Indiana State Police say

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Authorities say investigation into murder of two Indiana schoolgirls is going in 'new direction'
Apr. 21, 2019 - 0:22 - Indiana State Police say they will announce new information about the deaths of Abigail Williams and Liberty German who were found dead on a hiking trail in Delphi, Indiana in 2017.

“The unsolved 2017 murders of two teenage girls in Indiana that drew nationwide attention is set to move in a "new direction," according to officials.

Details on what the news conference will entail were not included, other than a "new direction" in the investigation will be announced by Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter on behalf of the Multi-Agency Taskforce, according to state police.

"I am very hopeful that this is the break we have been waiting for," said Libby's mother, Carrie Timmons, told FOX59.”
 
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Mother of murdered Delphi teen ‘cautiously hopeful’ ahead of Monday’s news conference

“There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think of her, miss her, cry about it,” said Carrie Timmons, Libby’s mother.”

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“It’s been long enough. We’ve waited long enough,” said Timmons.“

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““It’s mind-boggling to me, I don’t get it. I hope one day soon we will have an answer,” said Timmons.

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“I’m not real sure what to think of the words ‘new direction,’ but if it’s a new direction that gets us closer to the end, then I’m all for it,” said Timmons.

Just like everyone else, Timmons is speculating on what the new information could be. She considered any clue to be a major development.

“So, to know one thing about the case and something that can hopefully move us forward, that’s absolutely huge,” said Timmons.

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“(I’m) cautiously hopeful because I’ve gotten my hopes up before and had to relive it again and it’s awful. I don’t want to do that again,” said Timmons.“
 
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“DELPHI, Ind. -- In less than 24 hours, Indiana State Police will be releasing new information in the murders of Abby Williams and Libby German. Authorities are calling this a ‘significant update’ as the investigation moves in a ‘new direction.’”

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“Today is the day--it’s the line they’ve repeated and the hope they’ve held onto for nearly 800 days.”

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“Answers could be just hours away; Monday afternoon State Police are holding a press conference.”
 
Delphi awaits press conference on Abby & Libby investigation

“A source tells Eyewitness News the information that will be released is possibly the most significant information to be released publicly yet.”

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“People in Delphi have waited for years to see the killer caught and have had their hopes up before, so there is skepticism about what will be announced Monday.”
 
Delphi murders: Dirt moves on Abby & Libby Park, their families’ hands-on, $1M dream
Mar. 29, 2019

Photo at link:
“As crews from Milestone Contractors work in the background, Eric Erskin walks the freshly graded dirt of the 20 acres of what will become Abby & Libby Memorial Park, near the corner of the Hoosier Heartland Highway and Indiana 218, a mile north of Delphi, on Wednesday, March 27, 2019. The park will be a memorial to Abby Williams and Libby German, two Delphi eighth-graders murdered while hiking a popular community trail near Delphi on Feb. 13, 2017. Erskin is Williams' grandpa.”

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“A sign marks 20 acres of what will become Abby & Libby Memorial Park, near the corner of the Hoosier Heartland Highway and Indiana 218, a mile north of Delphi, on Wednesday, March 27, 2019. The park will be a memorial to Abby Williams and Libby German, two Delphi eighth-graders murdered while hiking a popular community trail near Delphi on Feb. 13, 2017.”

“Leveling the acreage early this spring would leave the summer and into the fall to recruit help to run underground electrical lines and everything else needed to get closer on a $1 million project looking to come together with hands-on muscle from family, friends and obliging businesses that could cut away from other work.”
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Construction slow on memorial park for slain Delphi teens
Mar 29, 2019

DELPHI, Ind. (AP) - A volunteer contractor says progress has been slower than expected on the construction of a $1 million memorial park for two teenagers who were killed while hiking in northern Indiana.
 
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This is looking positive.
We had an ‘unrelated sting’ in Australia and they got the pedophile they wanted.

Eldridge has been in custody since January 8 on separate charges, after he was apprehended in an unrelated sting operation where he had allegedly arranged to meet up with what he thought was a 13-year-old girl for sex.

Upon his arrest, Eldridge reportedly admitted to officers that he's had multiple sexual encounters with another child under the age of 13. It’s understood the new charges relate to that purported confession.

Just 24 hours after he was slapped with the new charges, Indiana State Police announced there had been a significant development in their investigation into the deaths of Libby German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, who went missing in Delphi, on February 14, 2017.

Since the two girls were found dead, authorities have consistently stated that they have no concrete suspects and the public would be notified when that changes.

Indiana man who looks like sketch of teen girls' murderer in Indiana is given new child sex charges | Daily Mail Online
 
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NBC News Video Clip
Jan. 15, 2018:
Families of murdered Indiana teens open up about still-unsolved case
“It has been almost a year since the bodies of teen girls Abigail Williams and Liberty German were found after they disappeared from a hiking trail in Delphi, Indiana. Now Abigail’s mother and Liberty’s grandparents and sister join Megyn Kelly TODAY, along with Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter, who says that he believes that Liberty captured an image and audio of the killer before she died.”
 
“Eric Erskin, Williams' grandfather, said on Friday that the families haven't been notified yet regarding information that will be released during Monday's press conference, but he's hopeful that there will soon be resolution in the case.

"We have faith in the system and confidence in our law enforcement," he said via telephone.

And when asked whether he believes Monday's conference might be the break investigators need that could lead to a possible arrest, Erskin said the family will just have to wait and see.”

"We pray it is," he said. "We just pray."

Police holding press conference in Delphi case
 
(Reposting from above to add link)

“DELPHI, Ind. -- In less than 24 hours, Indiana State Police will be releasing new information in the murders of Abby Williams and Libby German. Authorities are calling this a ‘significant update’ as the investigation moves in a ‘new direction.’”

Snip

“Today is the day--it’s the line they’ve repeated and the hope they’ve held onto for nearly 800 days.”

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“Answers could be just hours away; Monday afternoon State Police are holding a press conference.”

Mother of murdered Delphi teen ‘cautiously hopeful’ ahead of Monday’s news conference
 
APR 22, 2019
LIVE STREAM EVENT// NOON: Here's what we know about Monday's planned Delphi homicides news conference
"Sgt. Kim Riley told News 18 this new information is something the public needs to know. He said no arrests or warrants have been issued, but the information they plan to share will help the community better understand what's going on in the case."

"Riley is encouraging the public to attend. The briefing will be held at the Canal Center in Delphi located at 1030 North Washington Street. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. and the announcement will take place at Noon. News 18 will carry the press conference on air and here on WLFI.com."

"ISP Superintendent Doug Carter will begin with a statement. Additional information will then be provided by Capt. David Bursten.

[...]
 
Suspect in Delphi girls' double murder may live in town: 'We believe you are hiding in plain sight,' police say
[...]

The suspect is believed to be between 18 and 40 years old, Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter said at a news conference.

'We believe you are hiding in plain sight," Carter said. "We likely have interviewed you or someone close to you."

[...]

The never-before-seen video recovered from Libby's phone shows the suspect walking on the bridge.

"When you see the video, watch the person's mannerisms as they walk," Carter said Monday. "Do you recognize the mannerisms as being someone you might know?

[...]
 
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