Police expand search for suspect in two Indiana girls' deaths

Jokpeme Joseph Omode February 20, 2017
Liberty German posted these Snapchats of Abigail Williams at Monon High Bridge Trail close to where they started hiking. Photo / Liberty German Snapchat
Authorities are expanding the search for a suspect in the killings of two girls who were found dead on a northern Indiana trail in the United States.
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WLFI-TV in Lafayette reported yesterday that Indiana State Police are looking beyond Delphi for a man photographed near the trail February13 around the time a relative dropped the girls off. Delphi is 100kmnorthwest of Indianapolis.
Police said Sunday that the unidentified man is the "main suspect" in the deaths of 14-year-old Liberty German and 13-year-old Abigail Williams.
Sgt. Kim Riley says police are seeking information from anyone who saw "somebody walking" or who may have seen or picked up a hitchhiker around the date of the killings.
Authorities have not detailed the evidence they say led them to consider the man a suspect.
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