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In this powerful interview, defense attorney Bob Motta joins me to break down what the Delphi depositions really expose: not a series of isolated mistakes, but a full-system investigative failure.

These depositions aren’t just transcripts. They are a roadmap of dysfunction. Investigators contradict each other about major decisions. Leadership narratives don’t match internal testimony. The Behavioral Analysis Unit’s early conclusions vanished from the investigative record. Crucial evidence wasn’t collected when it should have been. Symbolic elements were ignored. Key suspects were dismissed with no meaningful follow-up. And the very affidavit used to obtain the search warrant for Richard Allen contains omissions and reframings that now rest at the heart of the appeal.

Bob explains how each piece fits together — how the miscommunications, memory gaps, timeline inconsistencies, and investigative shortcuts create a picture of a system that was overwhelmed, divided, and desperately clinging to a singular narrative. Not because the evidence led there, but because the pressure demanded it.

We unpack how the sticks on the bodies weren’t collected for days. How the bullet lacked field documentation. How two investigators remembered the FBI’s involvement in completely opposite ways. How Odinism evidence sat undisclosed for months. How crime-scene analysis was superficial at best. And how all of this — every deposition, every contradiction, every forgotten detail — now forms the backbone of Richard Allen’s appeal.

This interview is a reckoning. A confrontation with the uncomfortable reality that the Delphi investigation, as revealed through sworn testimony, is not what the public was told it was.

The system didn’t bend under pressure.
It buckled.

And Bob walks us through every inch of it.


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