The first witness of the afternoon was John Galipeau, the warden at the Westville Correctional Facility.
He explained that although Allen was only held there until his hearing, he received the same care and privileges as the other inmates.
When asked by the State on Allen's behavior at WCF, Galipeau said Allen was quiet for the first three months or so but then started to act erratic, such as washing his face in the toilet, and defecating in his cell.
Galipeau also said that he confessed what he did at least two times over notes and a few times in person.
He mentioned that on March 5, 2023 Allen said he was ready to confess to killing Abby and Libby. Allen mentioned that he killed them with a box cutter and disposed of it at the CVS where he worked.
During cross examination, the defense said asked how a person's mental health would be after being in solitary confinement for 13 months like Allen.
Galipeau said that it could've led to a decline in his mental health.
Galipeau also mentioned that Allen had a tablet, was able to make phone calls, as well as able to get items from commissary.
If asked by the defense if the use of force was used, Galipeau said it was used twice on Allen when he refused to take his hands off the cell door.
He also mentioned that there was a video camera in Allen cell.
The next witnesses to take the stand were all correctional officers at Westville Correctional Facility.
All of the officers were suicide companions to Allen and watched over him at all hours of the day. Those companions watched over inmates who were on suicide watch.
The officers who testified were Ethan Drang, Mike Clemons, Michael Roberts, James Early, John Miller, Brandon Fisher and Raymond Smith.
In the seven of the testimonies from the CO's at Westville Correctional Facility, all said that Allen confessed multiple times under their watch that he killed the girls.
They all were asked about Allen's behavior while at the facility.
They all said he was normal when he first arrived, but he started acting different, such as drinking out of the toilet, rubbing feces on himself and at one point even asking for World War III.
One of the CO's logged that they heard Allen say that the funniest joke was killing those girls.
Over time, Allen began to refuse meals and taking his medication.
Some said they witnessed Allen hit his head on the door/walls and his face turned black and blue.
During many of the testimonies, it was said the CO's saw Allen spread feces across his body and cell, which none of them found odd as they said it could be common in prison.
In mostly all the cross examinations of the seven CO’s it was asked if they believe that mental health could be affected by being put in solitary confinement.
It was also asked of most of the CO's if Allen ever said how the girls were killed, they responded by Allen only confessed but didn't go into detail.
The last witness of the day was Jason Bedwell, a CO at Wabash Correctional Facility.
Bedwell did mental health checks on Allen and filled out a log every 15 minutes.
Bedwell said he in one of the logs, he overheard Allen say to himself, "I’m sorry for what I did, I’m sorry for killing the girls."
Day 11 of the trial started this morning at 9 a.m.
