I'm Drew Eiden.

And I'm Barbara McDonald.

And we are the hosts of the new podcast from HLN, Down the Hill, The Delphine Murders.

And Barb, I think, you know, it's important for us to kind of tell the folks that are going to be listening to this podcast.

The real goal here is to tell the story of this horrible, horrible thing that happened in Delphine.

And do it through the voices and the people of the town, of the community, and really give a sense of what it was like to live through such a horrible, horrible crime.

And you're going to hear from friends and family members of both Abigail Williams and Liberty German, who were murdered in 2017, and it's still unsolved.

And we got an opportunity to go to Delphine a couple of times and talk to the people who, as you said, lived this experience.

And some of them have never given interviews before.

Some of them, this is the very first time they've ever spoken publicly about what happened to Abby and Libby.

And one of the things that we did was we got to walk parts of the crime scene with some of the family and investigators.

And in this clip, you're going to hear Superintendent Doug Carter of the Indiana State Police.

He is the state's top law enforcement official. And here's a little bit of what he said during one of those trips.

We're approaching the bridge now.

What do you see as you look at it?

I can see him standing right out there. I can see him standing right out there.

I feel the same way every stinking time I come here, gosh, dang it.

And then you look back this way and you see them walking here.

You can see Abby and Libby just doing what girls do.

Yeah, the guy with this bridge is going.

That was a really powerful visit to walk the same path that Abby and Libby walked with an investigator and to hear what he thinks of the area.

Very powerful stuff.

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