The video reconstructs best friends Libby 14, and 13-year-old Abby’s last known movements on the Monon High Bridge in Delphi, Indiana before being marched to their murders below.
“Share this video with everyone and see if someone can recognise the suspect using this new format,” Hughes posts on his YouTube channel,The animated video of the two girls is one of several released four years after the murders in the hope seeing the killer in 3D at the crime scene will trigger someone’s memory of the suspect.
It has been speculated that the killer lived in the Delphi Indiana region prior to or at the time of the murders, had formed a plan to kill a young female and took the opportunity when Libby and Abby showed up.It was an unusually warm winter’s day when the two girls decided to take advantage of a school lay day and walk on the bridge at a local hiking trail 2km out of town.
Abigail “Abby” Williams, who lived with her single mother, Anna, was also close to her grandparents, and loved every kind or art and handicraft she tried. In the morning, police, sheriffs and other first responders resumed searching, accompanied by locals and Libby and Abby’s relatives. On February 16, police released that Snapchat image, as well as the images Libby had taken of the man who was deemed as “person of interest”.Abby Williams and Libby German will be forever missed, but their families hope the killer will be found. Picture: Google.Police ID the girls’ bodies. Picture: ABC News America.The man, dubbed “Bridge Guy” on social media by online sleuths, was filmed walking at a pace across the rail bridge planks towards the girls.
At the end of the trial when they would normally turn back and retrace their steps to the car park, the girls were now trapped.By Sunday, February 19, just six days since the murders, Bridge Guy was now the Indiana Police’s prime suspect. In 2019, police release further audio of the male recorded by Libby, in which he said “guys”, believed to have been uttered before ordering them down the hill.