Rachael Wilkerson joined the WRTV family in September of 2021. Rachael comes from NBC 15 in Mobile, AL where she worked as an investigative journalist and fill-in anchor.
WRTV and other media never made it inside the Carroll County courtroom. The day began with a closed status meeting. About 35 minutes into the closed status hearing, a deputy came out and said there would be no public hearing.When asked what happened and why there was a change in what we had been told, investigators shrugged and did not give an answer.There is no transcript of Friday's proceedings, and everyone involved is under a gag order.
Both sides must have their evidence in by October 1, and the trial is slated to begin on October 14.Some of those requested records involves the doctor who cared for Richard Allen during his time at Westville Correctional Facility. The physician testified in a previous pre-trial hearing that she was aware of the Delphi murders and who Richard Allen was. She also mentioned that she listened to podcasts about the case during his treatment.
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