OK - Devin Scrivner charged with murder after woman searching for missing cat finds human remains in backyard - 2/14/23

[Bishop Black]

MSN

Police arrested a suspect on a murder complaint after a woman looking for her missing cat found human remains in the backyard of a Tulsa home.

The Tulsa Police Department identified the suspect as Devin Scrivner. He was arrested on a complaint of first-degree murder.

 

[PriorTheCreator]

Did he own the property and let the woman search his yard? Crazy
Happy the victim was found and justice can start

 

[MAHBOOBOO]

Update:

Police Arrest 2nd Suspect In Connection To Human Remains Found In Tulsa

Tulsa Police arrested a second person in connection to the murder of Steve Wilkins, who was found dead in a burned garage in west Tulsa.

www.newson6.com

"Tulsa Police arrested a second person in connection to the murder of Steve Wilkins, who was found dead in a burned garage in west Tulsa.

Police believe Wilkins was killed last fall.

Officers arrested Tad Kleiner for murder Wednesday, after arresting Devin Scrivner on Monday.

Police said they expect to make more arrests in this case."

 

[scapa]

MSN

Police arrested a suspect on a murder complaint after a woman looking for her missing cat found human remains in the backyard of a Tulsa home.

The Tulsa Police Department identified the suspect as Devin Scrivner. He was arrested on a complaint of first-degree murder.

Well, his pleasant expression and jolly shirt inspire confidence...

Just clarifying that this guy is being charged with a murder committed in September, 2022 upon the cat-searcher / bone-finder discovering remains in a burnt-out shed in his yard.

Police said a neighbor was at the home looking for her missing cat, and the homeowner let her into the backyard. The woman found the remains in an area where a shed burned down in September, according to police.

Authorities identified a suspect through an investigation and took him into custody after police said they found him hiding under a bed in west Tulsa.

 

[everybodhi]

Well, his pleasant expression and jolly shirt inspire confidence...

Just clarifying that this guy is being charged with a murder committed in September, 2022 upon the cat-searcher / bone-finder discovering remains in a burnt-out shed in his yard.

Police said a neighbor was at the home looking for her missing cat, and the homeowner let her into the backyard. The woman found the remains in an area where a shed burned down in September, according to police.

Authorities identified a suspect through an investigation and took him into custody after police said they found him hiding under a bed in west Tulsa.

"The only thing I can figure is they did not do a full investigation after to look for any signs of anybody or anything and now that it's been 5 months after this and they're finally finding a body in there, I think that it's really messed up," said the 16-year-old. "They were friends. They talked. Steve would go in the house sometimes and sometimes not. He was mainly always out in the garage."

TULSA HOMICIDE DETECTIVES IDENTIFY REMAINS OF MAN FOUND IN BURNED GARAGE

 

[everybodhi]

oops.

TULSA HOMICIDE DETECTIVES IDENTIFY REMAINS OF MAN FOUND IN BURNED GARAGE

The Tulsa Fire Department sent us the following statement: "On September 14, 2022, at 5:38 am, fire crews responded to a shed fire at 430 S. 54th W. Avenue. Neighbors told crews that the occupant of the shed was seen leaving on a bike earlier and if the bike wasn’t there he wasn’t there. The shed had two rooms and was fifty percent involved in fire. Despite extensive search efforts crews did not find the occupant. On February 9, 2023, a neighbor had come to the residence of 430 S. 54 W. Avenue and asked the homeowner if she could go in his backyard to look for her cat. While at the shed, the woman discovered human remains amongst the debris and contacted the police department.
TPD confirms that the remains had blunt force trauma to the back of the skull and is investigating this as a homicide. The cause of the fire is still undetermined pending further investigation.