Hey everybody welcome back to cold case murder mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus coming

at you once again for part four of the Delphi murders.

In this episode, we're going to talk a little bit more about the crossing on the bridge and

the transition from there down the hill and so forth.

So let's just jump into that right now.

And what we see as the girls move down the bridge

is two differing types of behavior from Libby and Abbey.

Libby is out in front, hands on her phone,

taking photos, and moving with enough anticipation

that Abbey remains behind and she arrives first.

Abby however seems to be walking with her head down even when being photographed

she has her hands in her pockets and is moving at a deliberate pace.

It's not difficult to see all factors considered that there is greater desire on Libby's part to reach the end of the bridge in a

hasty fashion. I don't believe that is simply because she's been there before and has crossed

it. I believe it's because she is anticipating something

waiting for her at the end and is in a good mood. Abby, on the other hand, would be attending

as a buffer, so to speak, a necessary centerpiece to go between her

and the guy they were supposed to meet.

It's just a layer of protection.

So we see in her behavior that there isn't the same level of

excitement or nervous energy. She's content to remain at the rear choosing to

indulge the safety of moving at a slower pace. Of course, think of that

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