A visit between acquaintances at an Indianapolis senior living community ended in homicide when 63-year-old Georgia Ann Beans was found shot in a fellow resident’s apartment. Officers were called to Serenity Manor on the morning of March 9, 2025, and the Marion County Coroner later ruled her death a homicide. Court documents say the apartment’s resident, 60-year-old Darrien Curry, was identified after his son called 911 reporting that his father had confessed to shooting a woman the previous night.

Investigators say Curry told them Beans had come to his apartment, they spent the evening together, and that she became argumentative around midnight. He allegedly admitted shooting her once after asking her to leave, said she was unarmed and had not assaulted him, and acknowledged he did not call police. A revolver recovered at the scene was reportedly admitted by Curry to have been stolen and in his possession for about a year. The prosecutor filed a murder charge against him on March 12, 2025. Beans’ daughter, Antoinette Beans, organized a fundraiser and said her mother lay alone for more than 12 hours before being found; graveside services were held March 29, 2025, in Beulah, Mississippi.

Did anyone in or near Serenity Manor see Georgia Ann Beans or her visitor on the night of March 8–9, 2025?