He Sent Someone to Kill Her After Her Haircut-Why?
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He Sent Someone to Kill Her After Her Haircut-Why?
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A suburban haircut became the last ordinary moment in a woman's life: Fara Baker was shot in the head in her garage after returning from the hairdresser, and two juries over thirteen years concluded her husband paid a young man to do it. How did a police officer, firefighter and father end up implicated in a plotted garage execution, and what led jurors to believe a thousand-dollar promise could buy a life?
In this episode, we tell the sequence of events from the night of November 9, 1994 through the eventual convictions, presenting the people, phone records, witnesses and small, unsettling details that tied the case together. Why did routine - a haircut, a garage return, a church alibi - become the threads prosecutors pulled to reach a verdict?
Person: Robert Alan Frata
Person: Fara Baker
Date: November 9, 1994
Location: suburban neighborhood northwest of Houston, Texas
Amount: $1,000
- Fara Baker was born August 5, 1961 and was 33 years old when she died.
- Robert Frata married Fara on May 7, 1983 and had three children aged 7, 6, and 4 at the time of her death.
- A masked intruder had entered the home one month before the shooting and used a stun gun on Fara; she told investigators she believed Robert was behind it.
- The shooter, Howard, was 18 years old and was connected via Joseph Pitas, an ex-con and gym companion of Robert.
- Robert had taken out a $200,000 life insurance policy on Fara with himself as beneficiary.
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