Cordell Farrington

In 2014, Farrington appeared before the court again, with the request of having his sentence quashed in connection with Robins' killing. Basing his reasoning upon the case of Dominic Moss, a man initially convicted of killing a woman in a drunk driving incident and later released from prison. On March 31, 2015, the court quashed the sentence and replaced it with another count of life imprisonment.

However, on October 26, 2003, Farrington gave himself up to the police, confessing to the murders of the boys, as well as the killing of his lover Jamal Robins in Freeport in 2002, whom he had met while in a rehabilitation center. He then directed the police to remote parts of the island and to his house, where, in numbered boxes, the bones of some of the children were found.

Cordell Farrington (born 1968) is a Bahamian serial killer who killed 4 children and his adult lover from 2002 to 2003. Initially sentenced to death for killing 22-year-old Jamal Robins, he was later resentenced to another count of life imprisonment on the basis of his insanity.

Farrington was born in 1968, and according to his own claims, was abused as a child. At some point in his life, he had become addicted to crack cocaine, but managed to rehabilitate himself over time. Farrington then went on to attempt working at several places, including training as a priest, before settling to work at a warehouse. In his spare time, he would draw pictures of boys crying, some of which were even showcased at exhibitions at the Artists' Association of Grand Bahama.