Felony Friday - Parent Trap (Patreon)

Francis Kelley was a successful finance manager in Indianapolis, Indiana. The devoted father of two was looking forward to celebrating his upcoming 47th birthday with friends and family. On January 17th, 2021, he was supposed to pick up his 9-year-old daughter on his way to the part…but he never showed up. After some discussion, his loved ones realized it had actually been 3 days since anyone had spoken to Francis. Naturally, they began to worry after he missed his own birthday party…but when authorities learned he’d been in the midst of an ugly custody battle over his youngest child, concerns quickly shifted from slightly distressed to a desperate sense of panic.

Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.

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Written/Audio Sources:

• Judge Sentences Woman to More Than a Century Behind Bars for Poisoning a Man's Oatmeal and Strangling Him with His Favorite Tie
• Indiana Woman Gets 115 Years for Poisoning Ex's Food and Strangling Him with His Favorite Tie
• Woman convicted in plot to poison Carmel man sentenced to 115 years in prison
• Sheridan mother to serve 115 years for Carmel oatmeal murder plot fueled by child custody dispute
• Murder of ‘friendly,’ ‘light-hearted’ Carmel man stuns friends • Current Publishing
• Francis Kelley - Public Finance Manager - First Merchants Corporation | LinkedIn
• Francis Kelley Obituary (2021) - Cleveland, OH
• Obituary for Francis A. Kelley | Bussell Family Funerals
• Dad murdered with poisoned porridge and favourite tie by ex-girlfriend and daughter - Mirror Online
• Sentencing judge to Littlefield: Children ‘in a safer place without you’ • Current Publishing
• Woman Found Guilty Of Scheme To Poison Ex-Boyfriend's Oatmeal And Then Strangle Him To Death With His Favorite Tie
• Police were warned a Carmel man was in danger. They did nothing. Months later, he was dead.
• Murder plot to poison ex ends in death by necktie; Alleged killer living with victim's look-alike
• Three arrested for homicide in Carmel
• Carmel murder arrests
• Police: Murder victim ate fentanyl-laced oatmeal

Music & Sound Effect Sources

• Opening Track: “Monte Blanc” by Martin Gauffin
• Closing Track: “We Don’t Need War” by Orchestraman

Music & Sound Effect Sources

All music and sound effects used with express permission under unlimited blanket license authority from Epidemic Sound ® and SoundStripe ®.  Individual sources are available via request at info@invisiblechoir.com