Richard Allen's attorneys are citing testimony from the state's witnesses as they argue to allow their Odinism theory in the trial. The defense team believes the crime scene shows clear signs of ritual murder that point to a branch of Norse paganism called Odinism. The state has argued that investigators dismissed that theory and successfully argued for special judge Frances Gull to block the defense from telling the jury about their alternative killer theory. In a new filing Oct. 23, the defense is again asking permission to tell the jury about the theory. Wednesday's testimony from witnesses was both graphic, hearing details from the doctor who performed autopsies on Libby German and Abby Williams, and also technical, hearing from the state trooper who analyzed data on Libby's cellphone. Jurors also heard from a witness who says she saw "bridge guy" the day of the murders walking on the side the road. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/crime/delphi-girls-murdered/day-5-delphi-murders-trial-richard-allen-prosecution-state-defense-case-libby-german-abby-williams-carroll-county-indiana/531-aa3103aa-667c-4c04-9824-54ee30b25014