The eighth day of testimony in the Delphi murders trial Saturday centered around Richard Allen's interview with police prior to his arrest. Indiana State Police Lt. Jerry Holeman said Allen became agitated when Holeman was interviewing him on Oct. 26, 2022. Holeman said he did not plan on arresting Allen that day. As an interview technique, Holeman said he lied to Allen about experts saying the voice recorded on Libby's cellphone was his. Holeman said Allen denied having a gun that day on the trail, ever knowing Abby Williams and Libby German, or having any involvement in their death. Holeman testified Saturday morning that through his training, he noticed some signs of deception from Allen in the Oct. 26, 2022 interview. "Nothing obvious, very subtle," Holeman said, noting Allen was touching his own face, looking down. Holeman said after the interview, he believed they had enough evidence to arrest Allen. Holeman said Allen told him, "Take all your evidence and just arrest me." Defense attorney Andrew Baldwin also asked Holeman if he believes one person committed the crime. Holeman responded that he believes that now, but that at some point, he thought there may have been more. Baldwin asked Holeman if he believes one person in an hour or so abducted the girls, killed them and undressed them. Holeman responded, "without a doubt." Baldwin asked Holeman if any DNA was found in Allen's home or car connecting to the crime scene. Holeman said he didn't believe so. Next week, the jury will see two videos of Richard Allen being questioned by police on Oct. 13, 2022, and Oct. 26, 2022. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/crime/delphi-girls-murdered/delphi-murders-trial-day-8-richard-allen-prosecution-state-defense-case-libby-german-abby-williams-carroll-county-indiana/531-276ca2f8-8c67-4136-a9f7-afc38da0cf52