Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is defending Richard Allen's convictions for the murder of two teenagers in 1999. Allen, who was sentenced to 130 years in prison, had appealed last year, challenging the police search of his home, his confessions, and the court's decision to block certain defense theories. Rokitas argues that Allen's confession was voluntary and that the alternative theories are a "sideshow". The Attorney General's Office maintains that the convictions and sentence remain lawful.