The documentary, "Massacre on Hamilton Avenue: An Entire Family Wiped Out," recounts the horrific 2006 murders of seven members of the Albarán-Kovar family in Indianapolis. Two men, Desmond Turner and James Stewart, were convicted of the crime. The film details the events leading up to the massacre, including Turner's belief that a large sum of money or drugs was hidden in the family's home. The robbery turned into a massacre when Magno Albarán, one of the family members, confronted the intruders. Turner then methodically executed the entire family, including three children. The documentary explores the investigation, the trials of Turner and Stewart, and the devastating impact of the tragedy on the surviving family members, particularly Jasmine Albarán, whose life was forever altered by the loss of her father and other relatives.
