On June 1, 2006, a mass shooting in Indianapolis killed seven members of a single family at a house on North Hamilton Avenue. Victim Flora Albarran was 22 and had come with a friend to pick up her 5-year-old son, Luis Albarran. Her brother Magno Albarran arrived at the same time; both noticed the house was unusually dark.

Two men, identified by police as Desmond Turner and James Stewart, had entered the home believing a safe with cash and drugs was inside. Flora, her son Luis, Magno, Flora’s mother Emma Valdez, her mother’s partner Alberto Covarrubias, and two younger half-brothers, Alberto and David Covarrubias, were all fatally shot. The attack was described as a botched robbery; Turner reportedly said he needed money and was going to hit a lick.

If anyone knew Flora, her family, or was in that neighborhood that night, what did they notice that could help explain how the intruders targeted the house?