Cullen Davis still owes money from mansion death case
FORT WORTH — Cullen Davis, the former millionaire acquitted of gunning down two people in his mansion in 1976, is being sued for not paying on a 12-year-old judgment stemming from the notorious murder case.
Jon and Heather Farr, children of the late Stan Farr, filed a lawsuit in Tarrant County civil court Wednesday seeking to collect $250,000, and the accrued interest, from a 2003 judgment against Davis after he failed to honor out-of-court settlements from 1990 and 1993.
Their father was a former TCU basketball player and the live-in boyfriend of Davis’ ex-wife, Priscilla. He was killed along with Davis’ 12-year-old stepdaughter at the Davis mansion in Fort Worth by a mysterious “man in black.”
Davis was acquitted of capital murder in the girl’s slaying and of murder-for-hire charges in connection with his divorce case in the 1970s. At the time, he was the richest man in America to be tried on a murder charge.
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