US EditionRichard Allen transferred to Oklahoma prison
OKLAHOMA, JUL 19 – Richard Allen was sentenced to 130 years for two 2017 murders and is now held at a maximum-security prison in Oklahoma while his legal team prepares an appeal.
- On Friday, July 18, Richard Allen was transferred from Pendleton Correctional Facility in Indiana to Lexington Assessment and Reception Center in Oklahoma, Oklahoma Offender Lookup reported.
- Last year, Allen was convicted of the 2017 murders, and was sentenced in December 2024 to 130 years in prison.
- Confession recordings reveal admissions of guilt, while no DNA evidence connected him to the victims’ murder scene.
- His attorneys argue procedural issues while the transfer reason remains undisclosed, and no official explanation has been released.
- The high-profile case has long fascinated true-crime enthusiasts, and Lexington Assessment and Reception Center houses multiple security levels, positioning Allen in a high-security environment.
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Man convicted in Delphi murder case transferred to Oklahoma
Richard Allen, the man convicted of the 2017 Delphi, Indiana murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams, has been moved to an Oklahoma prison, according to records on the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) website.
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