Watch “Down The Hill: The Delphi Murders,” February 14 and 15 at 10 p.m. ET as HLN uncovers new details and goes deeper into the mystery to mark the 4th anniversary of the unsolved crime.
Abby posted a photo of the girls crossing the railroad bridge to Snapchat a short time before they were killed.
It was another image Libby captured that caused the case drew headlines across America — a grainy, pixelated blur of a man in a blue jacket and jeans on the bridge. Police believe that man killed the girls.
The image changed the streets of Delphi and continues haunting families across Carroll County. The photo was plastered all over the world.
Four years after the tragic and senseless crime, the killer remains at large and police believe he may be living in Delphi — walking its streets, working, and hiding in plain sight.
The people of Delphi have tried to move forward. But the classroom desks Abby and Libby once occupied are among the constant reminders of the void left by the alleged actions of the man on that bridge.
Grandparents desperate for answers
Libby’s grandparents, Mike and Becky Patty, have devoted themselves to getting the haunting image of the man known as “Bridge Guy” in front of as many eyes as they can.
Someone knows who the man is and the couple are hopeful that someone will eventually provide that final tip that law enforcement says is needed.
HLN asked the grandparents to write a letter to the public about the case and their quest for justice. In their own…
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