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INDIANAPOLIS — A devastated family is seeking justice after an Indianapolis woman was found shot to death inside her home on January 27.

Brittany Allen, 33, was killed at her home in the Geist Landing neighborhood just off of 96th street after answering the door. Brittany’s daughter and mother were in the next room.

“She went and got the door and the next thing you know the baby said ‘granny I think they shot my mommy,'” Brittany’s mother Terry Keets-Jordan said.

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