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I miss you.”Kelsi talked more with a reporter from Lafayette Journal & Courier about how special her sister was — and her recollections of the events of that fateful day. In February 2020, on the third anniversary of their murders, Kelsi posted this poignant message to her 14,000-plus Twitter followers at “Today 3 years ago,” she wrote, “was my last real day with my best friend and I wish I would’ve done it differently. Their idea grew into the L&A Park Foundation, a nonprofit created to oversee the construction of a $1 million park, including three ball fields, an amphitheater and playgrounds.Finding their killer has become a calling for her. Location of suspect: At the same April 2019 press conference, Doug Carter, superintendent of the State Police, said new information leads investigators to believe that the killer is from Delphi, and they believe he either still lives or works in Delphi, or frequently visits the area.Delphi murders: Is Abby and Libby’s killer one of Delphi’s own? ISP says, yes Who were Abby Williams and Libby German?Abby and Libby were friends and eighth-graders at Delphi Community Middle School, before they were killed.To honor them, family members initially thought about raising money for new bleachers or a scoreboard at a softball field where the girls played. A week later, they released audio of a man's voice saying 'down the hill.' The longer version of the same smartphone video released in 2019 shows the gait of the man as he was walking on the bridge — as well as a longer version of audio, where he can be heard saying 'Guys. Smartphone image, audio: A day after the girls were found, police released a grainy image of the suspect taken from video on Libby's smartphone.

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If they want to digitally walk through a crime scene, users must pay $1.99 to download the augmented reality portion of the case.Kelsi German, Libby's older sister, has expressed support for the app, saying it may 'hopefully solve cases and get arrests for many unsolved cases.” What is the Delphi murders podcast?The unsolved murders of Abby and Libby have been the subject of a podcast launched by HLN, formerly CNN Headline News, that premiered on Feb. Is there new evidence in the case?No new official evidence, but an augmented reality smartphone app called CrimeDoor released a video based on evidence from the crime scene that gives users a closeup view of computer-generated images of the girls standing on the Monon High Bridge, as the killer slowly approaches them across the abandoned, weather-beaten rail trestle.CrimeDoor app: Augmented reality app might help find Delphi teens' killerThe free portion of the app lets users access news accounts of crimes. Doug Carter and other law-enforcement officials have insisted in the past that the Delphi Murders investigation is not a cold case. 1 saying only that a multi-jurisdictional team of officers is continuing to work on the case every day.Delphi murders: After 3 years with no arrests, police say case isn't cold'We continue to actively investigate all tips and leads we receive by phone and email,' the news release said. 'This type of violent crime cannot and will not go unanswered.'The release also said 'this is all the information that will be released at this time.'View Gallery: Delphi murders: A look at key moments after deaths of Abby and Libby How many officers are working the case now?The State Police news release said there were two Carroll County detectives, two Indiana State Police detectives 'and other law enforcement officers' assigned to the case.There were hundreds of officers and volunteers helping out in the days and weeks after the girls disappeared and their bodies were found, but now much fewer are working actively on the case.Police also say they've received tens of thousands of tips in the case. Instead, the State Police sent out a short news release on Feb.

Investigators are still seeking information and ask that people who reach out to them provide key details, such as a name, age, phone number, and why the caller thinks that person may be connected to the case. Are tips still being taken in the case?Yes. CNN says the two, one-hour episodes in its upcoming TV broadcast will include an interview with Carroll County Sheriff Tobe Leazenby, who also can be heard on the latest episode of the podcast. ET, preceded by the newest chapter of the podcast — titled 'Chapter 10: Four Years' — which became available on Monday, Feb. 8.