Richard Allen transferred to Oklahoma prison
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INDIANAPOLIS The man convicted of the Delphi murders has been transferred to a prison facility in Oklahoma.

According to the Oklahoma Offender Lookup, Richard Allen was transported to the Lexington Assessment and Reception Center on Thursday.

Richard Allen (photo provided by Oklahoma Corrections)

Lexington Assessment and Reception Center is a maximum-security state prison located in Lexington, Oklahoma.

FOX59/CBS4 is working to determine the reason for Allen’s transfer.

Allen is currently serving 130 years for the February 2017 murders of Abby Williams and Libby German near the Monon High Bridge. He was given 786 days’ credit for time served.

Allens’ legal team filed an appeal in February.

For full coverage on the Delphi murders trial and updates on Richard Allen, click here.

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