Murder in Enchanted Hills

Murder in Enchanted Hills

2013 · 52 min · Documentary

A look at the 2010 murder of Phillip Danner in Indiana. 15-year-old Colt Lundy and Lundy's 12-year-old friend Paul Gingerich were convicted of the crime, although the motives for the murder remain vague.

Directed by Zara Hayes

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