The murder trial of Richard Allen, accused of killing two teenage girls in Delphi, Indiana, has commenced amidst heightened emotions from residents and significant media restrictions. With jury selection completed, opening statements have been made, revealing shocking details, including claims regarding hair found at the crime scene. The defense has made surprising allegations, suggesting that the hair does not match the suspect’s DNA and that it may belong to someone else. Additionally, the trial has been marked by strict rules barring phones, cameras, and laptops in the courtroom. As the community watches closely, the proceedings are pivotal in addressing a case that has remained unresolved since 2017.