On the evening of June 1, 2006, 29-year-old Magno Albarran arrived at his family’s home on North Hamilton Avenue in Indianapolis carrying takeout. He confronted an intruder, identified as Desmond Turner, and drew a weapon. Another intruder, James Stewart, then fired at Albarran; Turner responded by shooting multiple people in the house.

Police found seven members of the Albarran-Covarrubias family dead, all shot multiple times: Magno; his sister Flora Albarran, 22, and her son Luis, 5; his mother Emma Valdez, 46, and her partner Alberto Covarrubias, 56; and Valdez and Covarrubias’s sons Alberto, 11, and David, 8. Stewart was arrested the day after the killings during a traffic stop and Turner surrendered two days later. Both men were charged in the case and later convicted; Turner received life without parole and Stewart a 425-year sentence.

Does anyone have information about the family, the night of June 1, 2006, or the events leading up to this attack that could shed further light on what happened?