The Conservation Officer: Thomas D. Skinner
Channel: Turbo Time
Date: 2023-06-28

IMPORTANT UPDATE - Judge Gull released documents today that seem to indicate that Allen did not call Mr. Skinner.  My video is correct - Allen DID call Skinner and met him at Wallmann's.  When Mr. Skinner retired, he volunteered his time to help his fellow DNR officers.  Skinner would travel with Dulin.  Please look for a new video to update on this information when I have clarified it all.  Thank-you.

Richard Allen came forward as a witness at the Monon Trails on Tuesday, February 14, 2017 to  Indiana State Conservation Officer Thomas D. Skinner.

Allen's statement to Mr. Skinner is included in the PCA against Allen for the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams.

Mr. Skinner was a distinguished DNR officer for the State of Indiana. Often recognized for his selfless dedication to his position and his contributions to the community and State that he lived in, volunteering his time to help search for the girls comes as no surprise to those who knew him.  It was simply something he would do.

Mr. Skinner was nominated for the Pitzer Outstanding Officer of the Year Award for 2010, the year he retired.  

“There is only one word that can describe Tom Skinner – selfless,” said Lt. Steve Woolwine, the Conservation Officer in charge of District 3. “Officer Skinner has profoundly affected many lives of district officers, their families, and members of the public. He is always interested in putting other people’s needs, interests, or wishes before his own.” Woolwine added that Skinner has always proven himself to be a determined and dedicated officer and a man of integrity.

You can read more about him and his nomination here:

https://www.carrollcountycomet.com/articles/retired-conservation-officer-nominated-for-state-award/



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