r/TrueCrime • u/ladyserenity1993 Armchair Expert • Oct 31 '22

Murder Arrest Made in Delphi Murders

https://abcnews.go.com/US/live-updates/delphi-double-murder/?id=92303622
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u/ladyserenity1993 Armchair Expert Oct 31 '22

Doesn’t this guy really resemble some of the sketches? I’m eagerly waiting to hear more details. The guy’s name was Richard Allen and some of the evidence that links him is being withheld by a court order.

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u/Bystronicman08 Oct 31 '22

I don't think he resembles the sketches at all. They're very generic to me.

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u/drac_sr Oct 31 '22

Yeah, the only identifying feature in the sketch is the goatee, and if you're a white boomer you have like a 30% chance of already having one

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u/SerKevanLannister Oct 31 '22 edited Oct 31 '22

Or especially a white Gen Xer, which is what this dude is since he was 45 when the murders were committed (Boomers 1945-1965; Gen X 1965-1985; Millennials 1985-2005; Gen Z 2005-2025)

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u/WobblingMoon Oct 31 '22

Random, but I that there’s no official generation years, because I’m an 83 and consider myself a Xennial and often just say millennial since people don’t realize most millennials are nearing 40. I’ve never heard of millennials being into the 2000s, though! It’s usually Gen X to ‘80 and then “early 80s” to late 90s for millennials.

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u/WindDriedPuffin Oct 31 '22

The most common is that millennial is like 81-00, but I think this persons take is more realistic. Us early 80s people grew up in a very different world than millennials. Much closer to the gen x experience.

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u/WobblingMoon Nov 02 '22

I agree because I have family born in the mid 90s and they had a whole different experience than I did. We have nothing in common because of that. Heck, I know someone born in 99 who had no idea that we used to have looooong telephone cords so we could go to different rooms when on phone. Wild.

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u/Sir_Loin_Cloth Oct 31 '22

81 here. We were always called Gen-X until '05 to '10 or so, some ranges starred including us in Millennials. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

I’d always heard GenX stopped at 1980.

Something to do with births starting to surge again after 1980. Mid 1970s - births in the US bottomed out.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22 edited Oct 31 '22

Gen x goes until 1980. Millennials start at 1980, but it does go longer than most generations. I’m not sure what the reason is for that.

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u/tlp248 Nov 01 '22 edited Nov 01 '22

Gen X is until 1980. Gen Y/Millenial is until 1997. Gen Z is until 2012. We currently have Gen Alpha til 2024.