The investigation into the murder of two girls in Delphi, Indiana continues, and on Monday Indiana State Police said they are now looking for more information on a social media profile. by Abigail Williams and Liberty German. It’s been more than four years since the two girls went missing while hiking in Delphi, Indiana. Williams, 13, and German, 14, were killed in February 2017 after hiking near their northern Indiana hometown of Delphi. The case remains unsolved, but authorities say they are continuing to receive advice. Investigators examined anthony_shots profile, which they believe was used on social media sites Snapchat and Instagram in 2016-2017. Now investigators are asking if they saw the profile on the social media app called Yellow, currently known as Yubo. Police say the anthony_shots profile was fake and used pictures of a well-known male model. The profiler described the model on his account as extremely wealthy and revealed that he owns many sports cars. “The creator of the fictional profile used this information while communicating with young women to solicit nude pictures, obtain their addresses and attempt to meet them,” the Indiana State Police said in a statement Monday. Police identified the model from the pictures in anthony_shots’ profile but said the man was not a person of interest in the investigation. Investigators are working to find out who created the profile that was sent to underage girls. Click here to view the model images used on the fake profile. com.Authorities wants those who contact them to provide as much information as possible, e.g. B. when you contacted anthony_shots, how you contacted the profile, what social media apps the account used, and whether anthony_shots tried to meet you or get your address. They said if anyone had screenshots of conversations with anthony_shots to attach to the email.
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The investigation into the murder of two girls in Delphi, Indiana continues, and on Monday Indiana State Police said they are now looking for more information on a social media profile.
Last year, detectives investigating the murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German came across the online profile anthony_shots.
It’s been more than four years since the two girls went missing while hiking in Delphi, Indiana.
Williams, 13, and German, 14, were killed in February 2017 after hiking near their northern Indiana hometown of Delphi. The case is still unsolved, but authorities say they are still receiving tips.
Investigators examined the anthony_shots profile, which they believe was used on social media sites Snapchat and Instagram from 2016 to 2017.
Now investigators are asking if they saw the profile on the social media app called Yellow, currently known as Yubo.
Police say the anthony_shots profile was fake and used pictures of a well-known male model. The profiler described the model on his account as extremely wealthy and revealed that he owns many sports cars.
“The creator of the fictional profile used this information while communicating with young women to solicit nude pictures, obtain their addresses and attempt to meet them,” the Indiana State Police said in a statement Monday.
Police identified the model from anthony_shots’ profile pictures but said the man was not a person of interest in the investigation.
Investigators are trying to find out who created the profile sent to underage girls. Click here to view the model images used on the fake profile.
Police are asking anyone who has contacted, encountered, or attempted to contact the anthony_shots profile to call 765-822-3535 or email [email protected] contact the law enforcement authorities.
Authorities want those who contact them to provide as much information as possible, e.g. B. when you contacted anthony_shots, how you contacted the profile, which social media apps the account used and whether anthony_shots tried to meet you or get your address. They said if anyone had screenshots of chats with anthony_shots to attach to the email.
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