On February 13, 2017, best friends Liberty “Libby” German and Abigail “Abby” Williams went for a walk on Delphi’s historic Monon High Bridge in rural Indiana. They never came home. The next day, their bodies were discovered, and the haunting clue left behind—Libby’s cell phone video capturing a man ordering them “down the hill”—would ignite one of the most chilling and widely followed true crime investigations in modern American history. For years, the case baffled investigators, consumed the community, and captivated millions worldwide. Social media exploded with theories, podcasts dissected every detail, and online sleuths searched tirelessly for answers. Yet the mystery endured—until the shocking 2022 arrest of Delphi resident Richard Allen turned the spotlight back onto this small Midwestern town and raised even deeper questions about justice, truth, and accountability. In this gripping and compassionate true crime book, readers will discover: 1. The lives and personalities of Abby and Libby, beyond the headlines, as remembered by their families and friends. 2. A detailed timeline of the case, from the girls’ disappearance to the arrest and court battles. 3. Exclusive insights into the investigation, evidence, legal twists, and media frenzy that defined the case. 4. The role of digital evidence, online communities, and law enforcement in shaping the search for justice. A powerful reflection on how the Delphi Murders forever changed perceptions of safety in small-town America. More than a retelling of a crime, this book is a tribute to two bright young girls and the unwavering fight of their families and community. It is also a sobering look at the intersection of grief, justice, and resilience in the age of digital true crime. Inside the Delphi Murders at Monon High Bridge is not just a true crime investigation, it is a story of tragedy, determination, and hope that will stay with you long after the last page.