On the morning of October 21, 2005, Darleen E. Anderson, 57, was found brutally murdered inside her rural LaGrange, Indiana home. Her death was ruled a homicide from blunt force trauma to the head. Her husband, Terry A. Anderson, was later found in an outbuilding on their property, also killed by blunt force trauma.

Items were missing from the Andersons’ residence, suggesting a robbery may have occurred. Darleen was discovered in the living room, apparently having been sitting with a bowl of popcorn before the attack. Their daughter Amanda found Darleen’s body when she arrived at the home. No arrests have been announced and the double homicide remains unsolved.

Investigators long considered Terry Durbin, who is incarcerated for another murder, a person of interest, but prosecutors say they lack sufficient evidence to charge him in this case. Family and law enforcement have discussed the possibility of more than one perpetrator; some speculation has touched on Amanda, who died several years after her parents, but no conclusive evidence has named other suspects.

Does anyone with memories of the Andersons or information about the LaGrange area at that time have details that could help the investigation?