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The Delphi murders were a local tragedy. Then they became “true crime.”

The investigation into the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams sums up the messy state of true crime.

A tall, aging metal railroad bridge on concrete pillars spans a shallow, rocky stream, with wooded riverbanks on either side.