Accused Delphi Killer 'Is Not the Only Actor Involved in This,' Says Prosecutor

The man accused of killing two Indiana teen girls may not have acted alone, according to the prosecutor involved in the case.

Their manners of death have not been released.

Because of this, McLeland is requesting the judge keep court documents sealed, per the station.

McLeland said keeping the documents confidential would protect both parties involved, according to WTHR.

“Once it’s opened up, the probable cause affidavit will have more questions than answers,” defense attorney Andrew Baldwin told the outlet.

“That’s how confident we are in our client,” he said. “That’s how confident we are at the evidence contained, at least what’s written in the probable cause affidavit, is nothing for us to worry about.”

And despite what prosecutors say, Baldwin said the documents make no indication that another suspect may have been involved in the alleged murders.

“If you read the probable cause affidavit, it does not mention anything about any other person,” Baldwin said to the station. “That was news to us.”

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Baldwin did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.

Allen has pleaded not guilty to the murders, according to ABC News.

He is scheduled to return to court Feb. 17.

source: people.com