Kelly Farrar's guest appearances

Kelly Farrar

True Crime Brewery

Ultimate Betrayal

Cooper Harris

Julie Kibuishi

Lauren Spierer

Ashley Freeman

Todd Kohlhepp

Maura Murray

Michele Williams

Eric Miller

JonBenet Ramsey

Christe Rogers

David Smith

Elisa Lam

Laurie Dann

John Leonard

Mary Winkler

OwlTail

This week we have the tragic loss of Timothy and Kelly Farrar in Prairie Village, Kansas. As an additional disclaimer this case unfortunately involves the loss of two children.   References:   Forensic Files, Ultimate Betrayal, Season 4 Episode 3- Original air date October 20th 1999   Bitter Harvest, Book by Ann Rule   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debora_Green  Please subscribe anywhere you listen to podcasts and if you have itunes please rate us 5 stars. Email us at Ultimatebetrayalpod@gmail.com, follow us at @UltimateBetrayalpod on instagram and @ultbetraypod on twitter where you can tell us what you think about the podcast, suggest future cases, and/or tell us about missing people that we can try to help spread the word about.

This week we have the tragic loss of Timothy and Kelly Farrar in Prairie Village, Kansas. As an additional disclaimer this case unfortunately involves the loss of two children. References: Forensic Files, Ultimate Betrayal, Season 4 Episode 3- Original air date October 20th 1999 Bitter Harvest, Book by Ann Rule <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debora_Green" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debora_Green</a> Please subscribe anywhere you listen to podcasts and if you have itunes please rate us 5 stars. Email us at Ultimatebetrayalpod@gmail.com, follow us at @UltimateBetrayalpod on instagram and @ultbetraypod on twitter where you can tell us what you think about the podcast, suggest future cases, and/or tell us about missing people that we can try to help spread the word about.

The Murder of Timothy and Kelly Farrar

Killers don’t wear name tags telling us who they are. They look like everybody else. They are fathers, brothers, neighbors, carpenters, doctors, men, or women. On an upper class suburban street in Kansas City, at 7517 Canterbury Court, Dr. Debora Green and her husband, Dr. Michael Farrar, lived with their 3 children. It was a […]This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4126935/advertisement

Killers don’t wear name tags telling us who they are. They look like everybody else. They are fathers, brothers, neighbors, carpenters, doctors, men, or women. On an upper class suburban street in Kansas City, at 7517 Canterbury Court, Dr. Debora Green and her husband, Dr. Michael Farrar, lived with their 3 children. It was a […] This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/4126935/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/4126935/advertisement</a>

First, Do No Harm: The Murders of Tim and Kelly Farrar

Killers don’t wear name tags telling us who they are. They look like everybody else. They are fathers, brothers, neighbors, carpenters, doctors, men, or women. On an upper class suburban street in Kansas City, at 7517 Canterbury Court, Dr. Debora Green and her husband, Dr. Michael Farrar, lived with their 3 children. It was a beautiful home where the children were provided with every advantage. Michael made a generous salary as a Cardiologist; Debora was a full-time mother. This was the image of the perfect family. When the family’s home became engulfed in flames on October 23, 1995, Debora was barely able to escape the fire. Tragically, two of her children perished in the fire. When the fire was determined to be caused by arson, police were looking for a murderer. But they were searching for a murderer from a pool of people who seemed very unlikely to be murderers and it seemed unimaginable that anyone would have wanted to kill 2 innocent children. What was uncovered in the investigation that followed would shock the community and invite speculation from all over the world. Join us at the quiet end today as we relive the lives of an outwardly successful couple, following the twists and turns marked by love, fraud, addiction, infidelity, madness, attempted murder, and, finally, murder. In this episode of True Crime Brewery: First, Do No Harm.

Killers don’t wear name tags telling us who they are. They look like everybody else. They are fathers, brothers, neighbors, carpenters, doctors, men, or women. On an upper class suburban street in Kansas City, at 7517 Canterbury Court, Dr. Debora Green and her husband, Dr. Michael Farrar, lived with their 3 children. It was a beautiful home where the children were provided with every advantage. Michael made a generous salary as a Cardiologist; Debora was a full-time mother. This was the image of the perfect family. When the family’s home became engulfed in flames on October 23, 1995, Debora was barely able to escape the fire. Tragically, two of her children perished in the fire. When the fire was determined to be caused by arson, police were looking for a murderer. But they were searching for a murderer from a pool of people who seemed very unlikely to be murderers and it seemed unimaginable that anyone would have wanted to kill 2 innocent children. What was uncovered in the investigation that followed would shock the community and invite speculation from all over the world. Join us at the quiet end today as we relive the lives of an outwardly successful couple, following the twists and turns marked by love, fraud, addiction, infidelity, madness, attempted murder, and, finally, murder. In this episode of True Crime Brewery: First, Do No Harm.