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Conditions apply. Welcome to Season 2, Episode 8 of They Walk Among Us, a podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.

Listener caution is advised, as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions that some listeners may find distressing.

Stephen Farrow was born in 1964. He was the black sheep of the family. The product of an unplanned pregnancy,

his mother Doreen and father Reg raised Stephen along with his five siblings in Dauley Shropshire.

Stephen was idolized by his mother who never had a bad word to say about him, but in stark contrast,

Stephen hated his father for being the

harsh disciplinarian. His mother recalled life with Stephen as difficult and understood there

to be something very wrong with their son as a child. As a young boy, he was uncontrollable,

hyperactive and subject to angry outbursts. Stephen was expelled on his first day of school

and after that his behaviour escalated. He would set alight rags and pass them through the letter

boxes of his elderly neighbours and in one incident Stephen somehow managed to gain possession of an air rifle

and shoot dead a swan.

Stephen later claimed his disdain for animals extended to killing other people's pets

when in his own words they did his head in.

Due to his troubles, Stephen was sent to Nash Court, a residential school in Shropshire

which catered for disruptive children. He spent two

years at the school before his father was convinced by his wife that Stephen should be allowed home.

In 1979, Stephen's brother Derek was tragically killed in a car accident which badly affected him,

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