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Daniel Nations: The Murders Of Abigail And Liberty

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Allegedly, Daniel Nations is a suspect in the murders of Abigail and Liberty. His resemblance and suspicion could be a big break in the case. The murderer is still out there and it’s very scary. Right after the two murders happened parents started being extra precautious of their kids and teenagers. The scary factor in this case is that there were some eye witnesses to seeing the killer before or after the murders, yet no one wants to step up and claim who the killer actually is. The two girls went missing on February 13, 2017. Some of the investigators believe that the girls had met the guy online and then met up with him. The police aren’t releasing everything that they know. I believe that they never knew him considering that they knew …show more content…

The killer had lead the girls to the property where they were found. He leads the girls down a hill, through a trail, through Deere Creek and then to the property. It is believed that the killer had to have known the area for him to lead the girls to that property, and off on to the car trail. It was a shock to all since Delphi area wasn’t known for crime. The grandfather was the first to notice that they weren’t there anymore and had gone missing. The grandfather had called both the girls at about 4 PM and he got no answer. He had then called Becky Patty to say that the girls weren’t where they were supposed to be. He had then became concerned, that maybe they had to take an alternate route or that they had fallen and gotten hurt. The girls had gone missing the day before they were found along a property a half a mile east of the Monon High Bridge. The police released video footage on February 15, 2017 from one of the girl’s phones. The prime suspect is still unknown who had killed the girls. The Indiana State Police released a sketch of the killer. After the sketch was released, everyone compared it to Daniel Nations who had killed a biker in Colorado. There was also an audio from one of the girls’ phones and it recorded the killer saying “down the hill”. Everyday people are calling in tips and each tip is

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