what happened to farrah and her baby daddy?
Domestic partnership
contradiction
 While the infants were in hospital , Child , Youth and Family removed a 12 @-@ month @-@ old brother Shane and their female cousin Cayenne , aged six months from two rented Housing New Zealand homes — one in Clendon , the other in Mangere — where the Kahui babies had lived . Police said they were treated in hospital for injuries resulting from " neglect " . They had been found to be malnourished and " dirty " . According to the Herald on Sunday newspaper , the two children were to be returned to the family in September 2006 . But neither the parents or so @-@ called " Tight 12 " of family members who initially refused to cooperate with police , would be their caregivers . 

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 As the family eats breakfast the next morning , Lois reveals her intention to become a surrogate mother for Naomi and Dale , causing Peter to become upset at the thought of her being pregnant for nine months . Despite this , Lois decides to go to Dr. Hartman to have the in vitro fertilization performed , enduring more of Dr. Hartman 's shtick involving celebrity crossbreeds and having a tribe of bush men implant the egg with blowguns . A pregnancy test comes back positive the next day , and a furious Peter attempts to cause Lois to have a miscarriage before ultimately confronting her about the pregnancy . While she continues asserting her intention to provide a child to Naomi and Dale , Quahog 5 News suddenly reveals that Naomi and Dale died in a car crash . Devastated by the announcement , Lois questions whether she should have an abortion or continue with the pregnancy and put the baby up for adoption . 

neutral
 In January 1994 , Farrar asked Green for a divorce . Although she believed Farrar was having affairs outside the marriage , she later claimed to have been taken by surprise by his desire to end the marriage and responded to his asking for a divorce explosively , shouting and throwing things . Farrar moved out of the family home , though the two remained in contact and informally shared custody of the children . With the pressure of living together removed , they attempted reconciliation , and decided that a larger house would ease some of the disorganization that had affected their marriage . In May , after four months of separation , they put in a bid on a six @-@ bedroom home in Prairie Village , Kansas , but backed out before the sale went through . Farrar later said that he had " backed down " in the face of his ongoing worries about the state of his marriage and the couple 's debt load . 

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 Because the infants were still technically patients of Middlemore Hospital , hospital workers regularly visited the family home . During their last visit to the hospital , Chris and Cru were reported to be healthy and well @-@ fed . However , an autopsy showed that the infants had suffered fractured ribs in an incident prior to the fatal injuries . 

contradiction
 During their trip to Peru in June 1995 , sponsored by The Pembroke Hill School , Farrar met and befriended Margaret Hacker , whose children also attended the school . Hacker was a registered nurse married to an anesthesiologist , and also unhappy with her marriage . The two began an affair shortly after both families returned from Peru . In late July , Farrar again asked Green for a divorce . Green responded hysterically and told the children that their father was leaving them . Green was especially upset that a broken home might later disqualify the children from debutante events such as the Belles of the American Royal . 
