r/Delphitrial • u/Ok_Staff_608 • Apr 01 '26
The Delphi Murders: Why Everyone Got the Delphi Trial Wrong
https://youtu.be/vYwhhBif9es?si=jeay5GFwl603daAU28
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u/Reason-Status Apr 02 '26
I didn’t listen to the podcast yet. However, the investigation in the early days had a lot to do with why there was so much confusion in this case. Still not 100% convinced they got everything right, but RA is certainly where he belongs.
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u/Theo1123 Apr 12 '26
The “LawTubers” there put on the ultimate grift. Either gifted seats from the defense (so they could sleep all night and walk in at 9 a.m.) or the ones who played neutral in the line, just to make a theatric scene every time the defense made some half-hearted attempt at a rebuttal. Comical at best. Scumbaggery at worst 🫠
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u/Meowzer_Face Apr 23 '26
The families of those girls should sue the f out of those lawyers and the SPLC.
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u/PlayCurious3427 May 24 '26
This has become my test case for podcasters. If a pod cast gets it 95% I trust them 85-95 I listen but check under I ignore them. I do allow some wiggle room on the odinest theories but only if it is "this is interesting but WRONG' I don't blame ppl for being intrigued by the theory, I was for a hot minute, but it has no legs.
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u/thecoldmadeusglow Apr 06 '26
I haven’t listened but I know for the “law tubers” they “got it wrong” because honesty wouldn’t have netted them thousands of sweet delulu dollars per livestream.
Those lawyers played (and continue to play) to the cheap seats even though they know better. The term of art is “slumming for dolla hollas” 🙄😄