OK OK - Remains found, Logan, OK & Pottawatomie Counties, 9+ disappearances involved, 29 Apr 2022

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Oklahoma Aryan Brotherhood

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The Oklahoma Aryan Brotherhood is one of several white supremacist prison gangs in the Oklahoma prison system whose name derives from the unrelated "original" Aryan Brotherhood, which is based in the California and federal prison systems. Its patch is a shield on top of two lightning bolts and a sword, with a clover, a swastika, and SS boltsinside the shield.

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[news9.com] OKLAHOMA - Investigation Into Oklahoma Prison Gang Drug Trafficking Ends With 125 Convictions

"A five-year investigation into an Oklahoma-based prison gang uncovered a multi-state drug trafficking operation headed up by an inmate inside a maximum-security cell."

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Investigation Into Oklahoma Prison Gang, Drug Trafficking Ends With 125 Convictions
 
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Thank you so much!!! I already have tears and I’m barely in. This is my state along with so many others. So many good honest hardworking folk. This is way too damn close. Way too close! My granddaughters’ father used to be one. My youngest gd didn’t even know he had a tattoo of “White Power” until recently when she got curious and found his mugshots. He’s out now and also almost invisible in her life. Good riddance, I say and he can take his racism with him…
 
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Missing people, buried bones at center of Oklahoma mystery​

A high-stakes criminal investigation is a window into the often unseen threat of white-supremacist prison gangs​

The call in April, from an advocate for families of the missing, wasn’t encouraging, but it was a lead: Authorities in rural Logan County, just north of here, had discovered human remains belonging to more than one person. Also, the caller added delicately, the remains weren’t intact.

Smith is among a dozen or more people who have disappeared in recent years from the wooded, unincorporated terrain outside the Oklahoma City metro area, a rural haven for drug traffickers. Some families said they’re scared to call police or even to put up “missing person” signs because they suspect the involvement of violent white-supremacist prison gangs.

Behind the 10-foot metal walls of a compound with links to the Universal Aryan Brotherhood, a white-supremacist prison gang, officers found what they believe to be a body dumping ground where multiple people ended up dismembered and burned, according to four Oklahoma officials with knowledge of the investigation. They spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the extraordinary security precautions around the case.

The OSBI has taken significant steps to keep the investigation opaque, including advising families of the missing to stay quiet.

“We’re just trying to keep some people alive at this point,” a second official said, describing the struggle to protect potential witnesses.
 

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In all, 12 disappearances have come under investigation by a task force that has focused on the alleged leader of a violent white supremacist prison gang, according to records obtained by The Oklahoman. The records portray a chilling litany of violence in the rural outskirts of Oklahoma City that has largely been kept out of the spotlight even as the number of people missing and confirmed dead has grown.
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Authorities believe bodies were burned. Bone fragments were recovered last year at the Logan County site, as well as at an oil field lease road near Luther.

Bone fragments also were recovered at a third site, half a mile from the Logan County compound, the records reveal. And the skull of one of the missing was found last year in a cow pasture. Lodged inside the skull was a bullet.
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The investigation is surrounded by extraordinary secrecy. Authorities have disclosed to the public the name of only one of the missing, the alleged victim in the murder case. A federal search warrant for the Logan County property, 12705 R Road Edmond, remains under seal.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation in August did confirm, for a second time, that it was helping sheriffs in Oklahoma, Pottawatomie and Logan counties in their missing person cases. It did not, however, say how many were missing from the three central Oklahoma counties.

The investigation is surrounded by extraordinary secrecy. Authorities have disclosed to the public the name of only one of the missing, the alleged victim in the murder case. A federal search warrant for the Logan County property, 12705 R Road Edmond, remains under seal.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation in August did confirm, for a second time, that it was helping sheriffs in Oklahoma, Pottawatomie and Logan counties in their missing person cases. It did not, however, say how many were missing from the three central Oklahoma counties.
 
SHAWNEE — Prosecutors on Thursday dropped the only murder case filed so far out of the hush-hush investigation of a white supremacist prison gang and a string of disappearances.

Jason Dean Cornett, 45, was accused of fatally shooting another man in 2021 at a house in McLoud, burning the body in a steel box outside and then scattering the remains elsewhere.

His preliminary hearing had been set for Friday. Prosecutors said in a court filing they were dismissing the case "pending further investigation."

"We're not shutting the door on it," Pottawatomie County District Attorney Adam Panter said.

So-called "no body" cases are rare in Oklahoma and harder to prove. The case against Cornett also was complicated by witness problems.

At the center of the investigation is Mikell Patrick "Bulldog" Smith, a three-time convicted murderer once described as the most dangerous inmate at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.

His wife was listed for two years as an owner of a semirural property in Logan County where burnt human bone fragments have been found.

Smith has been described as a shot-caller for the Universal Aryan Brotherhood, a gang known to have been involved in smuggling drugs from Mexico into Oklahoma.

He also is Cornett's uncle.

Cornett was charged with first-degree murder, unlawful removal of a dead body and desecration of a corpse.

In the murder charge, the victim was identified as David Orr.

He spoke to his father for the last time on Jan. 16, 2021, according to law enforcement records. He was 41.
 
From the article posted above. Human remains found, Oklahoma white supremacist leader might be connected

Suspected in the disappearances is the Universal Aryan Brotherhood. Investigators have focused on a gang leader, three-time convicted murderer Mikell Patrick "Bulldog" Smith, sources said.

Witnesses told investigators Smith, now 57, owns the Logan County land where remains were first found, the sources said.

Smith murdered a Moore schoolteacher in 1985 and is now serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. He originally was given a death sentence for the shotgun slaying.

While in prison, he murdered two cellmates and stabbed a guard in the heart, his criminal record shows. He at one time was described as "the most dangerous inmate in the penitentiary."

Involved in the excavations have been agents from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.

The OSBI confirmed Friday it is assisting the sheriffs of Logan, Oklahoma and Pottawatomie counties in "a joint investigation involving several missing persons."

Among those missing are Smith's brother, Phillip Martin Smith. Also missing is David Anthony Orr, of Del City, who was charged last year with drug and weapon offenses.

Namus file Phillip Martin Smith Missing Person / NamUs #MP74874
Phillip Martin Smith, 61, and Frederick Edward Mitchell, 33, were last seen on Sept. 5, 2020, according to the timeline.

"Phillip is the brother of Mikell Smith 'Bulldog,'" an investigator wrote in a case summary. "We have information that Mikell ordered the hit on Phillip because he was taking homeless people to their mother's residence. Reportedly Mikell was afraid that Phillip would bring COVID into their mother's residence."

Several informants told investigators Phillip Smith had been invited to a party at the bully farm, according to the summary. He was killed first and then, according to interviews, "they got Mitchell."

Phillip Smith's car was found with its hood up on Sept. 7, 2020, less than three miles from the bully farm.
 

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