Felonious Florida: The Altidor Massacre | Episode 6 photos and videos

The fifth season of Felonious Florida covers the murders of four members of the Altidor family in Miramar, Florida, on April 30, 1997. These photos chronicle the story in Episode 6, the conclusion to the season. Links to photos from additional episodes can be found at the end of this article.

Episode 6: George and Florence

Doubts about George Altidor’s alibi can’t stop the case from going cold. But when a young detective reopens the investigation, he uncovers a stunning revelation about George’s new life. As the grieving family of Theresia, Marie, Samantha, and Sabrina pushes for justice, the question remains: Will the truth ever be uncovered?

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On April 30, 1997, the day the bodies of Theresia Laverne and Marie, Samantha and Sabrina Altidor were discovered, Florence Daudin (below) was in the crowd that had gathered in front of the Altidor home. George Altidor told investigators that Florence was a friend from church and that he had been at her house the night before the murders to try to fix her air-conditioning system. (Sun Sentinel staff file photo)

Florence Daudin, a friend of George Altidor, is seen speaking to a reporter outside the Altidor home in Miramar, Florida, on April 30, 1997, after the discovery of the dead bodies of Altidor's wife, Marie, his daughters Samantha and Sabrina, and his mother-in-law, Theresia Laverne.

WATCH: A television news reporter spoke briefly to Florence Daudin in front of the Altidor crime scene and confirmed that George Altidor had been at Florence’s house the previous night and had planned to return on the day of the murders. The clip never aired, but was part of footage archived at Miami-Dade College. Daudin references “Cheri,” which was George Altidor’s nickname. (Wolfson Archives)

George Altidor returned to the home where his wife, children and mother-in-law were murdered on the second anniversary of the killings. Altidor (center) is pictured raising both his arms. His mother, Irene Altidor, is raising an arm to his right. (Ursula E. Seemann/South Florida Sun Sentinel)

Staff Photo Ursula E. Seemann April 30th marks the second anniversary of the massacre that took the lives of four members of the Altidor family in Miramar. Police have not made an arrest yet, but were at the house , were family members gathered to remember the victims. George Altidor, who was and still may be the prime suspect, also took part of the family gathering. Photo shows Irene Altidoe George's mother (right) and George (center with his arms raised) take part in the prayer and call for justice.

Miramar Det. Danny Smith speaks to the media on April 30, 2010, to mark the 13th anniversary of the Altidor murders. Three years earlier, Smith reopened the cold case and began a new search for the killer. (Michael Laughlin/South Florida Sun Sentinel)

(transmit) fl-altidor-murder-anniversary 21d -- Miramar Police Detective Danny Smith talks about the Altidor family, four of whom were slain 13 years ago on April 30. Smith was interviewed at the Miramar Police Department, Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Michael Laughlin, Sun Sentinel

George Altidor married Florence Daudin in the spring of 2001. Four years later, the couple purchased this five-bedroom, four-bathroom home for nearly a half-million dollars in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma — about 14 miles southeast of Tulsa.

George Altidor married Florence Daudin in the spring of 2001 and four years later the couple purchased this five-bedroom, four-bathroom home for nearly half a million dollars in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma about 14 miles southeast of Tulsa. Altidor remains a suspect in the 1997 murders of his family in Miramar, Florida.

Volumes of evidence from the Altidor case, collected over nearly 30 years, is stored in the Miramar Police Department’s property and evidence building. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel)

Marie Altidor and her daughters, Samantha and Sabrina, are buried in a family grave in Dade Memorial Park in Opa-locka, Florida, about 9 miles from their home in Miramar where they were murdered. The husband and father of the victims, George Altidor, made the decisions about the burial arrangements and left a blank spot on the headstone for a fourth name that was never added. Marie’s mother, Theresia Laverne, was buried in her home village of Thomonde, Haiti. (findagrave.com)

Marie Altidor and her daughters, Samantha and Sabrina, are buried in a family grave in Dade Memorial Park in Opa-locka, Florida, about 9 miles from the home in Miramar where they were murdered on April 30, 1997.

Photos from more episodes

Episode 1: Crescent Drive
Episode 2: Secrets
Episode 3: Overkill
Episode 4: Time of Death
Episode 5: The Wall
Episode 6: George and Florence (current episode)

David Schutz is the host and producer of Felonious Florida and managing editor of the Sun Sentinel. He can be reached at dschutz@sunsentinel.com.