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The full video and audio remain unseen by the public eye, but investigators say it was taken during "suspected criminal activity." The key evidence in the case is a video that was taken by Libby, likely in the moments before her death.Īlthough the full context of what took place on that video has never been released, Libby German has been heralded a “hero” for having the presence of mind to begin recording. The evidence released publicly since Libby and Abby were murdered remains minimal. Is the person still in the community? We don’t know.” “I can’t say there’s not a threat to the community,” Indiana State Police Sgt. No details surrounding how the girls were found or their cause of death have ever been released. READ | A look at the property where two missing teen girls were found dead The bodies of Libby and Abby were found on the back end of a private piece of property less than a mile from where they were dropped off the day before. The official search had barely resumed when one of the search teams made a gruesome discovery. 14, 2017.Ĭrews widened the scope of their search as soon as the sun came up, wandering further from the abandoned railroad tracks and into wooded areas below the bridge and along Deer Creek. The search for Libby and Abby resumed on Valentine’s Day morning, Feb. That next morning would bring a discovery that none of them were prepared for. The only real clue of their location was a photo Libby had snapped of Abby walking along the bridge and posted to her social media.Īs the sun went down and the temperature dropped, the search continued through midnight when it was officially suspended, although some family and friends did continue to search into the overnight hours. Throughout the evening dozens of volunteers joined the search for the girls. At the time, crews thought the girls had simply gotten lost on the trails and were unable to find their way back. Sheriff Leazenby told RTV6 that evening that they had no reason to believe the girls were in danger. When they were still missing later that afternoon, family members contacted the sheriff’s department for help. When that pickup time arrived, the girls were nowhere to be found.Ĭalls to Libby’s cell phone went unanswered and eventually straight to voicemail.įirst, the family began to search. It was an unseasonably warm day and an unexpected day off from school when friends Liberty German and Abigail Williams decided to visit the trails near the Monon High Bridge and take some photographs.Ī family member dropped the girls off that afternoon with a plan to pick them up a few hours later. No new information has been released since April 2019 when police released an updated - and entirely different - sketch of the alleged suspect.īelow is a detailed look at everything we know that has been released by investigators so far in the investigation. Indiana State Police have interviewed hundreds of people, including possible witnesses, suspects and anyone who may have information about suspicious activity on the day the girls went missing.ĭELPHI TIMELINE | The search for Libby & Abby's killer
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I want it to be right and people need to understand that this isn’t a 60-minute TV show.”ĭespite having a video, audio, and two sketches from potential witnesses in the area, investigators have yet to find the man responsible for their murders.ĭELPHI | Libby German's sister hopes Twitter can help find her killer I just want to make sure it’s a good solid case. I know they know more today than they did yesterday. "There are so many cases out there that have gone on for years. Rome wasn’t built in a day," Libby's grandmother, Becky Patty, said. READ | Libby's grandparents write open letter to mark four years since Delphi murders “The message I want to convey is we haven’t given up faith in them, in their job and their duty and in their call,” Abby's grandfather Eric Erskin said. Although no arrests have been made in connection with the violent crime, family members say they remain confident in the investigators and the fact that someday the killer will be brought to justice. That unknown man has been the focus of an intense manhunt for the past four years. The girls had gone on a walk to take photos when police say they encountered a man on that bridge. It was on February 14, 2017, that the girls’ bodies were found not far from the Old Monon High Bridge. READ | Abby & Libby Memorial Park may open later this year We will have to wait patiently for that,” Abby's mother, Anna Williams said. Instead, their families are holding on to the hope that this is the year their killer is brought to justice. DELPHI - The year 2021 should be filled with cap & gowns, graduation parties, and college choices for Libby German and Abby Williams.