Owner of property where two teen girls went missing in Delphi visited dump on same day
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) – The man who owns the property where two teens were found dead in Carroll County pleaded guilty to being a habitual traffic violator Monday.
Documents showed that 77-year-old Ronald Logan visited a dump site the same day that 14-year-old Libby German and 13-year-old Abby Williams went missing.
Carroll County Deputy Prosecutor Jerry Bean wouldn’t say if what Logan brought to that dump station was investigated. Bean also wouldn’t say what time of day Logan was there.
By pleading guilty to the charge, Logan will not face additional charges of false informing and obstruction of justice.
Logan’s plea agreement stems from a 2014 incident of operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol level over the legal limit.
Under his probation, Logan was not supposed to consume alcohol, have access to any vehicles or commit a new criminal offense.
Logan admitted to breaking those terms by drinking alcohol at a Pizza King in Americus, having access to his vehicle across the street from his house, and driving to the Carroll County Transfer Station on Feb. 13.
When asked if the two dropped charges were related to the Delphi double homicide investigation, Bean said he couldn’t comment.
Logan has never been named an official suspect in the killings of German and Williams, both of Delphi. However, his property was searched by the FBI, Indiana State Police and Carroll County Sheriff’s Office last month.
Logan will be sentenced for his habitual traffic violator charge on April 10.Join the discussion on WISH.