Kelly Harrod and Punkie Harrod Not in Kansas Anymore

In season 2, episode 5, Not in Kansas Anymore is the love story of Kelly Harrod and Punkie Harrod. This does not end well for Punkie Harrod as he ends up dead at the hands of Kelly Harrod, in the state of Kansas.

The show is described as: Things take a deadly turn for two teenagers when they befriend a sexually adventurous couple.

Kelly Harrod testified that Punkie was an abusive husband and that she had left him in January 1997, taking their two daughters with her to Arkansas. After Punkie filed for divorce in Sedgwick County, obtaining an order awarding temporary custody of the children to him, Kelly returned to the South Wichita home. Shortly thereafter, Kelly discovered that she was pregnant, and Punkie dismissed the divorce action.

However, Kelly began confiding in Tammy about her situation, ultimately expressing a desire to have Punkie out of her life and a fear that Punkie would kill her if she left him again. Kelly said that she could not get rid of Punkie, because she would be the first one suspected of foul play. She suggested that Tammy could do it for her. Tammy subsequently told Jerry about Kelly's conversations

Kelly Harrod plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. She was sentenced to 15 years.

You can not write to her as she was released from custody on Feb 19, 2011.

Jerry Trussell was convicted of murder and sentenced to twenty five years to life. You can write to him at:

Jerry Trussell 0089654

Hutchinson Correctional Facility
P.O. Box 1568
Hutchinson, KS 67504-1568

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