On a quiet spring day in 1997, three generations of a family are brutally murdered in a quadruple homicide in Miramar, Florida. Investigators amass a mountain of evidence that seems to point to one suspect - the husband, father, and son-in-law of the victims. But he has an alibi that has left this case unsolved for nearly three decades. Season 5 of Felonious Florida: The Altidor Massacre will be available on May 6.
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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3 Sept 2025TRANSCRIPT
The Wall
A chilling message scrawled on a wall of the Altidor home becomes the key clue in the case — not for what it says, but for its secrets that science may be able to unlock. Disturbing details from George’s past begin to surface. Detectives discover a mysterious phone call from inside the Altidor house on the day of the murders that grinds the investigation to a frustrating halt.
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27 Aug 2025
Time of Death
Small clues at the crime scene could lead to a breakthrough in the case. The autopsies of Marie, Theresia, Samantha, and Sabrina raise serious questions about George Altidor’s alibi that he was at work at the time of the murders. As detectives close in, George submits to a lie detector test and the shocking results lead to a major shift in the investigation.
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Published 10 Sept 2025 · Transcript excerpt
[…] The issue has driven a painful wedge between the grieving family and the investigators who spent years trying to bring them justice. As sympathetic as investigators are, they say they're in an impossible situation. To justify an arrest, they need probable cause, reasonable proof that the person committed the crime. It's frustrating. I know it's frustrating for them and it's frustrating for us as investigators, but for me to take someone's freedom and liberty away without probable cause is not the way our justice system works. We do not have probable cause to arrest. And quite frankly, throughout my career, I've always looked for more than probable cause. […]
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