'Members of the Delphi community should reflect back on people they know in the community that look similar to the sketch released on April 22, especially if that person has changed their appearance since the murders occurred in February of 2017.'

This person’s appearance could look different today if he has grown a mustache, beard or let his hair grow longer or cut his hair shorter than depicted in the sketch.

The person in the sketch released April 22nd is described as having a youthful appearance, but could fall in the age range from his 20s to late 30s.

The sketch released on April 22nd is representative of the face of the person captured in the video on Liberty German’s cell phone as he was walking on the high bridge.

The person depicted in the originally released sketch is not presently a person of interest in this investigation.

Indiana State Police also issued the following clarification about the two sketches: READ | New evidence in Delphi murders renews hope, fears | More than 1,000 tips received in 24 hours following new Delphi sketch release 'Now, as the investigation has matured and past information has been reassessed, it is the belief of investigators with the multi-agency task force that the person depicted in the sketch released on April 22 more accurately represents the person wanted for the murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German.' 'It was initially believed the sketch that has been in public view over the last two years of a person in the age range of his 40s to 50s was a person of interest in the murder investigation,' state police said. Investigators released the clarification on Wednesday, saying the new sketch, which was created by a different eyewitness account, is now the person they want.

DELPHI, Indiana - Indiana State Police say the new sketch of a suspect wanted in the murders of two girls is their current person of interest, and the first sketch - released two years ago - is not a person of interest at this time.

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