Renowned Oklahoma City Defense Attorney Charged in Shocking Triple Murder Plot
Harroz, known for her legal prowess and compassionate nature, is accused of conspiring with her client-turned-lover, Barry Titus II, 42, to carry out the gruesome murders.
Authorities allege that the motive behind the killings was to
prevent Eichor, a former medical technician who briefly dated Titus after
meeting him on Tinder in 2017, from testifying against him at his upcoming
trial for allegedly beating and attempting to strangle her in November of that
year, and her parents died because they were witnesses.
The complex murder plot unfolded as Titus and Harroz allegedly broke into the
Chandler family’s home in Beggs, Okla., fatally shooting Eichor and her
parents. Prosecutors claim that Eichor was targeted to silence her as a
witness, while her parents were murdered because they could testify as well.
Harroz and Titus have both pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges and
burglary in the first degree. If convicted, they could face the death penalty.
The shocking revelation has exposed Harroz’s darker side, contrasting sharply with
her successful legal career. A graduate of Oklahoma City University School of
Law, she started her own law firm in 2014 after working as an assistant public
defender. Harroz’s troubled history includes a domestic assault charge in 2014 for allegedly kicking her then-husband in the face. Her decision-making came under scrutiny as she represented Titus, a former crane operator, in various legal matters,
including drug and firearm charges, domestic assault, and a restraining order
involving Eichor. Prosecutors claim that Harroz asked a client to plant fake drugs at the Chandler family’s house to discredit them, a move that ultimately failed when the package was discovered, leading to the installation of security cameras by Eichor’s parents.
Prosecutors allege that on Sept. 6, 2019, Harroz and Titus drove to Frisco, Texas, and had dinner with her family before checking in at the Red Roof Inn in Plano.
The couple then allegedly drove three hours back to Oklahoma,
where around 3 a.m., authorities claim they cut the electric meter and phone
lines at the Chandlers’ home and kicked in the front door. Jack was allegedly
killed first. Eichor was outside her bedroom and shot repeatedly in the back
“as they chased her down [the] hallway,” while Kaye attempted to hide in the
closet before she was murdered, according to court documents. All three were
shot with two different types of weapons.
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