Jury deliberations in the high-profile Delphi double murder trial resumed after a five-hour session, with jurors weighing the fate of Richard Allen, accused of murdering two teenage girls in Indiana in 2017. The jury has yet to reach a verdict after several days of deliberations, as tension rises both inside and outside the courtroom. Observers from the community have gathered at the courthouse, expressing their desire for justice. Defense arguments have raised questions about the evidence, including the timeline of events and potential flaws in ballistic findings. Both the prosecution and defense continue to present their cases as the jury parses through complex testimony and evidence, which includes chilling confessions and testimonies regarding the mental health of the accused. As the community awaits a verdict, the trial remains a focal point of local discourse.