Families Of Slain Indiana Teens ‘Still Looking For A Killer’ One Year After Murder
- 6 years ago
On the one-year anniversary of the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams one girl’s grandmother exclusively told Radar they were still “looking for a killer,” and police believe the man “did it before and he’ll do it again.”
The Delphi, Indiana teens went missing on February 13, 2017 and their bodies were found the next day.
“I really thought it was just a day on the calendar, it ended up being a little tougher than anticipated,” German’s grandmother Becky Patty told Radar.
The crime scene where the girls were found was so gruesome State Police Superintendent Doug Carter expressed his horror at the crime. “I’ll never be able to un-see what I saw that day,” he said.
We went to the grave sites today. We have a candlelight vigil that is going to happen tonight. We are staying busy for the day.”
German captured a video on her cell phone of the man police have said was the suspect in their murders but her grandmother said they had only seen a “small clip. There were some things they wanted to see if we understood.” Patty told Radar she had not seen the entire video and didn’t know “right now,” if she even wanted to.
Patty said German’s father lived with them and was doing “ok” on the anniversary of his daughter’s disappearance and subsequent death.
she was hopeful the killer would be caught, explaining the police had been “checking out” several “persons of interest that that haven’t told us about.”
Patty said the police “feel like he did it before and he’ll do it again,” so they wanted to keep the information out there to prevent another tragedy.
“We don’t know, we’re mixed,” she said when asked if she believed the killer was a local man. “We go back and forth. We don’t know. He could be in our town or in one of the big towns around us and blend in. He is down the street from somebody.”
Patty recalled one of her favorite memories of her granddaughter.
Share share share. Share his picture. There are several places to find the wanted poster. Be vigilant and look, take a screenshot of the wanted poster. That’s what we ask of everybody please.”
German’s grandmother said she was not surprised that her granddaughter caught the killer on video.
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“She was a very smart girl, she liked science, she watched those crime shows. She wanted to work with the FBI and she wanted to solve crimes. Or be a doctor and solve diseases. You know, that was Libby. Would it surprise me that she would manage to do something like that? No. I’m very proud of her.”
Anyone with information about the case was asked to please call 844-459-5786 or (800) 382-7537. Stay with Radar for updates on this story.
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The Delphi, Indiana teens went missing on February 13, 2017 and their bodies were found the next day.
“I really thought it was just a day on the calendar, it ended up being a little tougher than anticipated,” German’s grandmother Becky Patty told Radar.
The crime scene where the girls were found was so gruesome State Police Superintendent Doug Carter expressed his horror at the crime. “I’ll never be able to un-see what I saw that day,” he said.
We went to the grave sites today. We have a candlelight vigil that is going to happen tonight. We are staying busy for the day.”
German captured a video on her cell phone of the man police have said was the suspect in their murders but her grandmother said they had only seen a “small clip. There were some things they wanted to see if we understood.” Patty told Radar she had not seen the entire video and didn’t know “right now,” if she even wanted to.
Patty said German’s father lived with them and was doing “ok” on the anniversary of his daughter’s disappearance and subsequent death.
she was hopeful the killer would be caught, explaining the police had been “checking out” several “persons of interest that that haven’t told us about.”
Patty said the police “feel like he did it before and he’ll do it again,” so they wanted to keep the information out there to prevent another tragedy.
“We don’t know, we’re mixed,” she said when asked if she believed the killer was a local man. “We go back and forth. We don’t know. He could be in our town or in one of the big towns around us and blend in. He is down the street from somebody.”
Patty recalled one of her favorite memories of her granddaughter.
Share share share. Share his picture. There are several places to find the wanted poster. Be vigilant and look, take a screenshot of the wanted poster. That’s what we ask of everybody please.”
German’s grandmother said she was not surprised that her granddaughter caught the killer on video.
PHOTOS: Killer Moms! 15 Cold-Blooded Women Who Murdered Their Own Kids
“She was a very smart girl, she liked science, she watched those crime shows. She wanted to work with the FBI and she wanted to solve crimes. Or be a doctor and solve diseases. You know, that was Libby. Would it surprise me that she would manage to do something like that? No. I’m very proud of her.”
Anyone with information about the case was asked to please call 844-459-5786 or (800) 382-7537. Stay with Radar for updates on this story.
We pay for juicy info! Do you have a story for RadarOnline.com? Email us at tips@radaronline.com, or call us at (866) ON-RADAR (667-2327) any time, day or night.