OK - Ivy Webster, 14 and Brittney Brewer, 16, among 7 murdered by Jesse McFadden, Henryetta, 1 May 2023

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Whoa! I wonder what caused them to lift the floor?!?
Could be that it "looked" like it could be opened. Here's an example of what I mean, I bought a house and was in the bathroom and noticed there was a narrow gap in the wainscoting, like whoever installed it didn't butt a panel up close enough to the other pieces. Upon closer examination, and pushing on it to test to see how solidly it was installed, it popped open! It's a hidden medicine cabinet behind the wainscoting that the prior homeowner had installed when she did a HUGE remodel of the house. I was like... Whoa... You THINK she would have mentioned that in her listing for the new owner, and not let them figure it out on their own, or likely never. *eyeroll*

So that's what I'm thinking.... something about the floor in that area "looked" like it could be an opening. With a floor, which is different than wainscoting, it could simply be the pattern of the boards. Usually floorboard lengths are varied/scattered so that there isn't a visual "line" on the floor.

Here's an example of what I mean:
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But if there was a visual "line" were the ends of the boards lined up... it would be obvious something was off when you looked at it. I drew a faint gray line to show you what I mean. If all those boards stopped and started at that line, it would be obvious. Installers purposely stagger the ends so the pattern is more visually pleasing.
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That's a lot of people. What is this all about?

"The lawyer for one of the victims of a mass homicide that occurred on a property near Henryetta said 32 different cell phones and people used a home on the property as their location address."

 
I don't want to make assumptions about the nature of their relationship, but I would wager that JM told her to buy the gun, and which gun, and likely she knew she didn't have any choice. He couldn't buy it himself because of his criminal record, so he had her do it. JMO.
Well if that is the case, that is another reason as to why it's not a good idea to marry a convicted sex offender.
 
Despite still facing two charges related to child *advertiser censored*, McFadden was released from prison in October 2020.

Thompson added McFadden was not put on probation, but he was required to check in with the Sheriff’s Office every three months in which he was “compliant.”

However, an Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Investigator painted a different picture last week.

“So who is supposed to be checking on the sexual offender?,” asked Justin.

“It’s public record. It’s everywhere,” responded the Investigator.




When he was released, he registered as a sex offender, and he signed off on a list of requirements. It also lists that he would be living with mother, stepfather, and his brother.

We cannot hold someone in prison for a crime they are not convicted of. We investigate what happens within our facilities and then we turn it over to the proper authorities to file the charges, the DOC themselves cannot do that,” Thompson said.

The DOC report ended when McFadden was released. The only mention of his wife, who was also killed, is in a visitor log. Court documents said their one year anniversary would've been May 26th.

 
That's a lot of people. What is this all about?

"The lawyer for one of the victims of a mass homicide that occurred on a property near Henryetta said 32 different cell phones and people used a home on the property as their location address."


Maybe sex offenders who needed an legal address?
 
MAY 10, 2023
Family and friends remember the life of Brittany Brewer, 15. She’s one of six people tragically shot and murdered allegedly by Jesse McFadden at a property outside Henryetta last week.

[...]

The funeral Wednesday was held at the Knight’s Court—the Henryetta High School gymnasium. Family and friends packed the gym. Others in the community showed up for support as well, like America’s Guardians, a public safety motorcycle group that consists of firefighters, law enforcement, medics and the military.

[...]

Webster’s family was also in attendance. Her father, Justin, feels grateful the community has rallied around them during this terrible time.

[...]

Brittany’s family is asking for donations of five trees to be planted in front of the school. Each tree would represent each child victim.
 
I just wonder how well known what he was doing was to some... and if we will see any connections to reluctance in searching.

It just seems to me that this is bigger than just JM and the unprofessionalism in investigating is out of order...imho
Wow! I hadn't thought about that.
 
I’d like to learn more about HG’s potential involvement mentioned by Bannfield. It seems that one would have to be aware at least of what was happening, there were restraints clearly visible throughout the house.

What was going on here?! It seems to me there’s a lot more to this whole story than just the ending. This needs to be investigated - Polaroids so awful they can’t be discussed, ledger, bloody children’s clothing. Tear that house and surrounding property down to the bedrock. There’s much more to learn here.
I agree. I've always believed HG may have been involved. This is awful. The children didn't have an outlet. I wonder of other family members questioned them after learning JM was a pedophile.
 
Looks like he lied to the judge IMHO. Pretty much a lot of blah blah blah, pity me. Makes me wonder if he really meant it back then, or if he just wanted out early to pick up where he left off (which is what he ultimately ended up doing when released).

And WTH is up with 32 cellphones!?!? And why would "several people" want to use JMs address as their "location address". Anyone have an inkling why anyone, let alone "several" people would want to do that? How would they benefit? Cuz there's got to be a reason for that. I just can't come up with one.
I'm thinking people being released from prison might have used the address. Why wouldn't anyone check the address? Maybe if they too weren't pedophiles it wouldn't be checked?

A few years ago, a letter came to my moms address for my cousin. It was a letter from prison verifying this was going to be his address upon his release. I guess the goal was to see if it would be returned by the post office? We quickly notified the prison and I had to curse my aunt out. She is the one who gave him the address to use. He was in prison for several drug offenses (addict) including disposing of a body. A woman OD at him and his grilfriends home and they moved her body to her car and drove it to a grocery store parking lot.
 
I am kinda thinking they need to figure out where the felons gun came from and charge that person . I am all for guns right but ,your guns rights do not involve supplying guns to sex offenders so . that should be investigated as it own independent investigation.
I believe the gun belonged to Holly. Yhr gun was mentioned in earlier reports.
 
Despite still facing two charges related to child *advertiser censored*, McFadden was released from prison in October 2020.

Thompson added McFadden was not put on probation, but he was required to check in with the Sheriff’s Office every three months in which he was “compliant.”

However, an Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Investigator painted a different picture last week.

“So who is supposed to be checking on the sexual offender?,” asked Justin.

“It’s public record. It’s everywhere,” responded the Investigator.




When he was released, he registered as a sex offender, and he signed off on a list of requirements. It also lists that he would be living with mother, stepfather, and his brother.

We cannot hold someone in prison for a crime they are not convicted of. We investigate what happens within our facilities and then we turn it over to the proper authorities to file the charges, the DOC themselves cannot do that,” Thompson said.

The DOC report ended when McFadden was released. The only mention of his wife, who was also killed, is in a visitor log. Court documents said their one year anniversary would've been May 26th.

So once released from DOC custody transfer them to jail. It's not rocket science.
 
This “marketing” job McFadden speaks of…did it exist? Did he have a marketing job and was he making good money?

Or…

Was his “marketing” job selling CSAM?
Crazy ,but 21 miles from here ,4 grown men were chopped up and tossed in a river. ..so for some reason people think mass murder is an acceptable thing to do here. Why Sheriff ? why?

Yeah I think your right and sadly I don't have faith in the OSBI either. Thats just me thoug. After being let down about cases ever having any resolution and the UID issues ,and the officers that murder people ,or whoms family members do .
Almost seems like a price to pay for solving one mystery is the cost of the next one.almost like Oklahoma has to have so many mysteries ,to balance out the crimes committed on the Indians or something.

Also when I say mysteries , I mean unsolved crimes. And when I say seems like they have to have them ,I mean because they never solve them .,they shrug and call it a mystery . One example is the Jamison's
case.

Also The crime scene for the four men was said to be outside as well, thus making me question if they ever went inside the business the guys were killed outside of ? I would think they would but we just saw all this ,so I dunno .
 
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Although the initial investigators on scene of the McFadden case are not talking to the media, they are talking on Facebook on a page without private settings.

"Nothing in that house had to do with the homicide investigation."

"The crime scene was on property; so therefore nothing in the house is connected to the crime investigated. Last time I checked, nobody I heard of getting killed with a computer or cell phone. There might be child *advertiser censored* on the phones and the computers and there might've been sex crimes occurring with chains and sex toys and might've been illegal drug use in that house, but none of that was involved in the homicide."

So, I guess there is your explanation into why they just chose to release all of that back to the family: despite admitting it was clear other crimes could be involved, that's not the one they were there for.
 
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Although the initial investigators on scene of the McFadden case are not talking to the media, they are talking on Facebook on a page without private settings. "Nothing in that house had to do with the homicide investigation."

"The crime scene was on property; so therefore nothing in the house is connected to the crime investigated. Last time I checked, nobody I heard of getting killed with a computer or cell phone. There might be child *advertiser censored* on the phones and the computers and there might've been sex crimes occurring with chains and sex toys and might've been illegal drug use in that house, but none of that was involved in the homicide."

So, I guess there is your explanation into why they just chose to release all of that back to the family: despite admitting it was clear other crimes could be involved, that's not the one they were there for.
So I guess if a woman is raped in one room and killed in another, they only collect evidence from the room she was killed in. That's two thumbs down investigators.

ETA: This seems as if they are willing to dismiss the sex crimes that possibly occurred. Was there absolutely no evidence of abuse or sexual assault in the autopsies? Were they even completely yet at that point? I can't wrap my head around this.
 
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