‘Lover, Stalker, Killer’: Disturbing love triangle turned deadly hits Netflix
For years, Dave Kroupa was victim to a relentless and terrifying stalker — always believing it was a woman he had dated for two weeks and attempted to let down gently when she suggested they move in together.
Now, he’s opening up about the harrowing ordeal he survived in Netflix‘s latest true crime offering, Lover, Stalker, Killer, which details the nearly half decade of twisted stalking, arson and murder that was the result of a love triangle gone terribly wrong.
Meet Dave and Liz, a couple in the first forays of romance. Dave is being relentlessly stalked online by his ex, Cari, who is making their lives a living hell. Can the police stop her before the worst happens? pic.twitter.com/ehkufBsGPE
— Netflix (@netflix) <a href=«https://twitter.com/netflix/status/1756007683012821014?ref_src=» https:>February 9, 2024
Kroupa, a single dad, had followed his ex-partner to Nebraska in 2012 to co-parent and be close to his young kids, getting a job as a mechanic and wading into online dating in his spare time.
He began casually dating two women shortly after he arrived in Omaha: Cari Farver and Liz Golyar. He had told both women he wasn’t looking for something serious, and thought that everyone was on the same page.
However, after just two weeks of dating Farver, she went missing the same day he told her via text message that he wasn’t interested in her suggestion that they move in together.
Shortly after, Kroupa and Golyar started to receive an endless stream of threatening text messages from Farver. And while the messages were scary, there was an additional level of confusion and mystery: no one could seem to find Farver. It was as though she had vanished from the real world and existed only in the digital realm.
It didn’t take
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