Liberty German

Detectives investigating the 2017 murders of Indiana teens Abigail Williams and Liberty German are looking for people who communicated with a social media account possibly connected to the case.

Investigators in Indiana have released new information that they hope can help solve the murders of two teen girls that were found dead near an historic trail. Authorities released the new information Monday as they continue to investigate the murders of 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty German, who were found dead on Feb. 14, 2017 near the Delphi Historic…

The mother of one of the two young girls found murdered on a hiking trail in Delphi, Indiana, is speaking out, more than two years after her daughter’s death. In an interview with WTHR, Anna Williams said she never thought she’d be facing the reality that her daughter’s killer is still out there.

Four years after two teenage girls were killed in northern Indiana during a winter hiking trip, authorities say they are still “diligently” investigating the unsolved slayings and seeking more tips.

A planned northern Indiana park honoring two teenage girls who were slain in 2017 is getting donated light poles to illuminate its softball fields and playgrounds.

The mother of one of the two young girls found murdered on a hiking trail in Delphi, Indiana, is speaking out, more than two years after her daughter’s death.

The mother of one of the two young girls found murdered on a hiking trail in Delphi, Indiana, is speaking out, more than two years after her daughter’s death. In an interview with WTHR, Anna Williams said she never thought she’d be facing the reality that her daughter’s killer is still out there.

The sister of one of two Indiana teenagers slain in 2017 has taken to social media to share a new sketch of the suspected killer.

Indiana State Police on Monday released never-before-seen video and new audio of the man they believe is responsible for the 2017 killings of two teenage girls found murdered on a hiking trail.

Indiana authorities are repeating their call for the public to keep passing on tips in the slayings of two teenage girls killed during a hiking trip , saying the next tip could help solve the crime.

Indiana police are planning an update on their investigation into the 2017 slayings of two teenage girls killed during a hiking trip.

In response to social media rumors and several viral reports, Indiana police say there is so far no evidence to prove a man arrested for unrelated charges more than 100 miles away from the site of the horrifying crime has any connection to the case.

The families of two teenage girls murdered in Indiana last February are holding out hope the killer will be found. Fourteen-year-old Liberty German and 13-year-old Abigail Williams disappeared along a hiking trail in Delphi, Indiana on February 13. Their bodies were found a day later. Monday, members of both families appeared on NBC’s “Megyn Kelly Today” The mother of Abigail…

Indiana investigators are looking into whether a man arrested for allegedly threatening people along a Colorado hiking trail could be a suspect in the February killings of two Indiana girls who were hiking.

Months after a grainy photograph showing a man believed to be connected to the slayings of two northern Indiana girls was released, authorities believe they have a clearer image of the man considered to be a main suspect in the case.

Authorities are expected to release new information Monday in the months-long investigation into the slayings of two northern Indiana girls.

Authorities say the investigation into the slayings of two northern Indiana girls has entered a new phase with fewer investigators actively working on the nearly six-week-old case.

Indiana authorities are searching the home and property of a man who owns the land where the bodies of two slain teenage girls were found last month.

The grandfather of one of two Indiana girls slain last month pleaded with the public Thursday to review evidence police have released and provide authorities with tips that could lead to an arrest.