WANTED: Killer on the High Bridge
On February 13, 2017, Abby Williams and Libby German went for a hike near the Monon High Bridge. After Libby posted a Snapchat photo of Abby at 2:07 pm, the girls were never seen alive again. Searchers found their bodies near a creek parallel to the bridge less than 24 hours later on Valentine’s Day. The investigation that has since ensued has left an entire nation searching for the Killer on the High Bride.
This is the picture taken from Libby’s phone of the man police are calling their prime suspect.
This map shows you where the girls were dropped off, where they were likely abducted, where their bodies were found and the private property lines.
This is the sketch police released based on the image taken from Libby’s phone as well as eye witness accounts.
Please contact the authorities If you have any information about the case:
If you recognize the sketch, the body type, or the voice call the Delphi Homicide Investigation Tip Line at: 844-459-5786Â or you can submit a tip through e-mail to:Â [email protected].
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Episode Source Material
- Indiana teens’ mysterious murders still unsolved 2 months later, leaving fear, frustration in Delphi
- Timeline: Disappearance and Deaths of Liberty German and Abigail Williams in Delphi
- 2 months later, 5 questions about the Delphi killings
- Colorado Arrest May be Break in Delphi, Ind. Murders
- Person of interest in Delphi homicide heading back in Indiana on unrelated warrant
- Daniel Nations: 5 fast facts you need to know
- Who is Daniel Nations
- Reddit – Delphi Murders
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