We're learning new information about the investigation into the murders of six people in Henryetta Sex offender Jesse McFadden killed himself and two other teenage girls two years ago this week The father of one of the victims is sharing a recorded conversation between family members and an OSBI agent Police discovered seven bodies inside a house in Henryetta on May 1 shortly after Webster and Brewer were reported missing by their families McFadden was due in court on May 1 to face charges for a crime he committed in prison involving an underage girl He was a known sex offender and had recently been released after serving 17 years on a first-degree rape charge He was sentenced to 20 years but was released early because of the way the DOC calculates time served The medical examiners' report revealed that the six victims and McFadden died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound Ivy and Brittany had injuries consistent with sexual assault Ivy and Brittany’s bodies were found nearby on the property outside the house Ivy and Brittany were taken out to where they were found and I think that they were killed," said the OSBI agent Below is a timeline of events leading up to the murder-suicide according to the OSBI in the recorded briefing with the Webster family Tuesday, April 26th, 2023 – Jesse McFadden purchases cables and locks from Walmart “Those items were later found in the house of McFadden Those locks and cables recovered were consistent with being used as restraints,” he said in the recording Friday, April 28th, 2023 – A text message is sent from Holly McFadden's phone to Tiffany Guess and Rylee Allen saying Jesse would begin to teach them about sexual education and encouraged Tiffany to assist Rylee because she was ‘further along in this.’ Then the OSBI agent said videos of McFadden engaging in sexual acts with a minor were found on McFadden's phone it did not look like it was the first time," said the OSBI agent This led investigators to believe Tiffany was being groomed by Jesse I believe he’s been abusing Tiffany for a while and was getting ready to start with the other one,” the agent said in the recording The agent says they believe Holly McFadden knew about the abuse "I believe Holly was 100 percent aware of what was happening,100 percent okay with it because she just simply didn't intervene," said the OSBI agent The agent says Holly was listed as a suspect while the OSBI agent didn't believe that was the case Jesse researches handcuffs and sex shop locations 1:11 p.m.: Jesse, Ivy, Tiffany and Brittany go to a mall in Tulsa Tiffany and Brittany go to an entertainment restaurant and arcade in Tulsa 5:26 p.m.: Jesse goes to a store in Muskogee that sells adult entertainment 6:25 p.m.: Brittany returns home to get a swimsuit and Ivy sends a Snapchat with her face in it to her mom Tiffany and Brittany are seen at a restaurant in Henryetta 8:23 p.m.: Ivy sends a Snapchat with her face in it to her mom 2:46 a.m.: Brittany's phone connects to the internet at Walmart Investigators discovered McFadden had been communicating with a woman from Tulsa on a sugar daddy website and was planning to meet up with her “He thought that they were going to meet at the Walmart in Henryetta early that morning But he was driving around with at least with Brittany Brewer’s phone,” the OSBI agent said in the recording The woman he was planning to meet up with refused to speak with investigators and Brittany’s phone stops communicating with cell towers 10:07 a.m.: Ivy’s mom receives a text from her phone saying the group was heading to McAlester and would be back around 5 p.m 2:15 p.m. to 4:10 p.m.: McFadden and Tiffany meet with McFadden’s attorney in Adair County meaning Tiffany was still alive Sunday afternoon 5:11 p.m.: McFadden called Ivy’s mother and stated everybody was still in McAlester -McFadden's mother comes to his house and drops off a blanket 7:44 p.m.- McFadden sends a text to his attorney that he had met hours before and said "So I decided to go ahead and just be what they wanted me to be The bodies were discovered on the Henryetta property the next day, hours before McFadden was set to appear in court and shortly after Oklahoma Highway Patrol issued an Amber Alert for Ivy and Brittany The OSBI agent said Tiffany's hands were tested for gun residue The one-hour and 24-minute recording is of a conversation between an OSBI Agent and Ivy’s parents, Ashleigh and Justin, and her grandmother, Shannon Boykin the agent lays out all the evidence the OSBI collected and the conclusions their investigation came to Boykin said she recorded the conversation because she wanted to be able to refer to it if she forgot any details News On 6 obtained the recording and the official transcript from Boykin’s attorney, Cameron Spradling Parents need to know how these monsters work." "That's the whole point of getting this out is to let parents know that what sex offenders can do to kids and brainwash them," said Webster Both Justin Webster and Nathan Brewer are sharing these details in hopes of raising awareness for stricter laws against convicted sex offenders like McFadden "No money in the world is going to bring my daughter or our daughters back getting laws changed to protect other children and other families is very important to me," said Brewer Webster said getting more answers has brought some closure but he still misses his daughter every day "I thank God every day that I got to live with one of his angels," said Webster Brewer says his daughter was loving and wanted to either be a teacher or a veterinarian she still had a lot to give to the communities and to life," said Brewer The OSBI declined to comment on the release of the recording but said the investigation is ongoing District Attorney Carol Iski did not respond to a request for comment and I think that they were killed,\" said the OSBI agent \tTuesday, April 26th, 2023 – Jesse McFadden purchases cables and locks from Walmart \tFriday, April 28th, 2023 – A text message is sent from Holly McFadden's phone to Tiffany Guess and Rylee Allen saying Jesse would begin to teach them about sexual education and encouraged Tiffany to assist Rylee because she was ‘further along in this.’ Then the OSBI agent said videos of McFadden engaging in sexual acts with a minor were found on McFadden's phone it did not look like it was the first time,\" said the OSBI agent \"I believe Holly was 100 percent aware of what was happening,100 percent okay with it because she just simply didn't intervene,\" said the OSBI agent \t1:11 p.m.: Jesse, Ivy, Tiffany and Brittany go to a mall in Tulsa \t5:26 p.m.: Jesse goes to a store in Muskogee that sells adult entertainment \t6:25 p.m.: Brittany returns home to get a swimsuit \t8:23 p.m.: Ivy sends a Snapchat with her face in it to her mom \t2:46 a.m.: Brittany's phone connects to the internet at Walmart \t10:07 a.m.: Ivy’s mom receives a text from her phone saying the group was heading to McAlester and would be back around 5 p.m \t2:15 p.m. to 4:10 p.m.: McFadden and Tiffany meet with McFadden’s attorney in Adair County \t5:11 p.m.: McFadden called Ivy’s mother and stated everybody was still in McAlester \t7:44 p.m.- McFadden sends a text to his attorney that he had met hours before and said \"So I decided to go ahead and just be what they wanted me to be so I'll just give them what they wanted.\" The bodies were discovered on the Henryetta property the next day, hours before McFadden was set to appear in court and shortly after Oklahoma Highway Patrol issued an Amber Alert for Ivy and Brittany The one-hour and 24-minute recording is of a conversation between an OSBI Agent and Ivy’s parents, Ashleigh and Justin, and her grandmother, Shannon Boykin News On 6 obtained the recording and the official transcript from Boykin’s attorney, Cameron Spradling Parents need to know how these monsters work.\" \"That's the whole point of getting this out is to let parents know that what sex offenders can do to kids and brainwash them,\" said Webster \"No money in the world is going to bring my daughter or our daughters back getting laws changed to protect other children and other families is very important to me,\" said Brewer \"I thank God every day that I got to live with one of his angels,\" said Webster she still had a lot to give to the communities and to life,\" said Brewer and general news updates from News on 6 delivered right to your inbox Thursday marks two years since the Henryetta murder-suicide that left seven people dead and two friends spending the night at the house Ivy Webster’s family is now releasing an audio recording that reveals new details about the case Police discovered the seven bodies inside a house in Henryetta on May 1 The medical examiners' report revealed that the six victims died of gunshot wounds to the head Ivy’s family expressed concern over what they considered important evidence being left behind at the crime scene The hour 24 minute recording is of a conversation between OSBI Agent Kevin Lanham and Ivy’s parents Lanham lays out all the evidence the OSBI collected and the conclusions their investigation came to News 9 obtained the recording and the official transcript from Boykin’s attorney according to OSBI Agent Lanham in the recorded briefing with the Webster family: 2023 – Jesse McFadden purchases cables and locks from Walmart Those locks and cables recovered were consistent with being used as restraints,” Lanham said in the recording 2023 – A text message is sent from Holly McFadden's phone to Tiffany Guess and Rylee Allen saying Jesse would begin to teach them about sexual education and encouraged Tiffany to assist Rylee because she was ‘further along in this.’ Lanham said this coupled with explicit videos of Jesse and Tiffany found on Jesse’s phone led investigators to believe Tiffany was being groomed by Jesse I believe he’s been abusing Tiffany for a while and was getting ready to start with the other one,” Lanham said in the recording But he was driving around with at least with Brittany Brewer’s phone,” Lanham said in the recording The bodies were discovered on the Henryetta property the next day hours before McFadden was set to appear in court and shortly after Oklahoma Highway Patrol issued an Amber Alert for Ivy and Brittany Boykin said she wants to share these details in hopes of raising awareness for stricter laws against convicted sex offenders like McFadden “Until these laws are changed and it's a one-and-done situation it's going to keep happening again,” Boykin said “He should have never been released until he was tried and convicted on those charges especially when he had had other charges of rape and child pornography while incarcerated.” Boykin said the family still feels the pain of their loss every day I don’t think that we’ve actually even started the grieving process Just finding out in April of last year what had actually transpired,” she said Boykin says she wants Ivy to be remembered for the loving Anybody who's ever met her always spoke about how kind and loving she was,” Boykin said OSBI and the Okmulgee County District Attorney's response The OSBI declined to comment on the release of the recording and said the investigation is ongoing Cameron Joiner was born and raised in Texas but found her home in the Sooner state after studying Broadcast Journalism at the University of Oklahoma Cameron Joiner joined the News 9 team as a Multimedia Journalist in January of 2023 and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox — Two years after the devastating murder-suicide that shocked the city of Henryetta one grieving father is running for office in hopes of creating change is now running for a state Senate seat in District 8 Jesse McFadden murdered six people before taking his own life Families of the victims have been advocating for legislative reforms ever since rallying behind a proposed bill known as Knight’s Law aimed at requiring stricter sentencing for people convicted of sex crimes against children Despite efforts by parents like Justin Webster whose daughter Ivy was also among the victims Knight’s Law has failed to pass through the Oklahoma legislature after being introduced in multiple sessions not just in our state but in our country,” Webster said during the 2024 legislative session “If we can get the recognition and get people moving and getting out of their chairs to make a difference the failure to pass the bill has only deepened his resolve just 11 days away from the primary election he says he's ready to take matters into his own hands “The biggest problem they’ve seen on Knight’s Law is having somebody on the Senate side,” Brewer said visibly emotional during a recent interview spoke about the horrors his daughter faced and why that is a driving force behind his campaign “When the report came out that one of the last things McFadden had searched up on the internet was how to get drunk anally while in handcuffs.. I’m pretty sure that’s how she got the alcohol in her system And that’s why I’m fighting the fight that I’m fighting right now.” A memorial flag honoring Brittany Brewer still flies at the family home It’s a constant reminder of the lives lost—and of the mission Brewer is committed to NewsChannel 8 reached out to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to talk about the investigation into the murders OSBI said they have no additional information at this time The primary election for Oklahoma Senate District 8 is set to take place on May 13 The registered sex offender knew her from a dating website They were going to meet at night outside the Walmart The mass shooting two years ago is one of the worst in state history The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation took over the case days after the bodies were discovered but has yet to give any public updates The Oklahoman learned about the horrific findings of the investigation because an OSBI special agent briefed the families of the sleepover guests last year A recording of one briefing was provided to The Oklahoman The key finding was that McFadden was the sole shooter He managed to kill so many people by himself because he used cables and locks "Our bad guy's dead," Agent Kevin Lanham said in the recording raised questions about the role of the youngest victim in the tragedy so much so that her hands were tested for gun powder residue had been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading no contest to a 2003 rape He was released early in October 2020 because of credit for good behavior and time spent in jail He was facing a return to prison on a charge filed while he was still locked up He was accused of sexting a minor with a contraband phone in 2016 and possessing juvenile pornography who had come over for a sleepover with Tiffany Both had injuries consistent with sexual assault Finally, he killed himself, after telling his mother he was not going back to prison. took over the homicide case from the Okmulgee County Sheriff's Office because of complaints sheriff deputies were not doing a thorough investigation The OSBI promised in a news release it would work "to discern whether there are other potential victims or suspects not yet identified." What is still unknownThe timing of the shootings could not be determined The OSBI knows the sleepover guests were still alive on April 29 McFadden took them and Tiffany to Tulsa that Saturday afternoon going to Woodland Hills Mall and then Main Event a family entertainment center known for arcade games Brittany went home to get a swimsuit Saturday afternoon Ivy sent Snapchat photos of herself to her mother The OSBI also determined Tiffany was still alive Sunday afternoon She alone accompanied McFadden to visit his defense attorney to discuss a plea deal "I think she knew something horrible had happened," Lanham said in the recorded briefing sent a message to Ivy's mother Sunday morning that they were going to McAlester "I believe that Ivy and Brittany were taken out independently of everybody else," Lanham told Ivy's parents and grandmother "Several of them were shackled or handcuffed or secured," he said Ivy and Brittany were taken out to where they were found and .. because they had been victimized for so long by him that maybe they thought if they cooperated they wouldn't die There's no way that he took them all out together." said he thought Holly and her two older children were already dead before Saturday morning What was foundThe OSBI executed over 24 search warrants in the investigation and received tips from all over the world What to know about the failed rendezvousThe OSBI concluded McFadden was outside the Walmart in Henryetta early Sunday His car can be seen on security camera recordings and Brittany's cellphone connected with the store's Wi-Fi at 2:46 a.m "McFadden was believed to be driving around attempting to meet a female who he was communicating with through the .. publish those pictures if she didn't give him .. He was trying to extort her was what he was doing "But she never showed up and we don't think she ever was going to." was married and declined to talk to the OSBI So-called sugar daddy websites are promoted as dating services for older men and younger women Typically in "sugar daddy" relationships the man provides financial support in exchange for companionship or sexual intimacy Ivy's purse and duffel bag remained missing until this year The property owner's son found the items in February inside a cattle feeder along with a stuffed elephant and a photo montage from Main Event "It was just one of those things," Raymond "Rooster" Padgett Jr Ivy's parents remain frustrated that McFadden was released from prison early while facing a charge accusing him of crimes while in custody They also remain frustrated that authorities didn't check up on the registered sex offender often enough They believe that failure gave him time to groom Tiffany "The system failed us," Ashleigh Webster said that the sheriff' deputies ended the investigation so quickly without gathering evidence from the house It was a search of the house led by Ivy's family They praised the work of the OSBI to give them answers They still hope stronger laws will come from the tragedy They said nothing has happened yet at the Legislature "It's almost like they don't even care what happened here in Henryetta and to our daughter and care to want to fix it and make sure it never happens again," Justin Webster said The same exact thing that happened can happen again." Brittany's father decided to run for the state Senate because of the tragedy The Henryetta Democrat will be on the ballot at a special election May 13 He said he wants to protect other families from sex offenders and already has written bills "I'm trying to change laws because it's pitiful." he said referred questions about the case to Okmulgee County District Attorney Carol Iski The DA did not respond to questions sent to her by The Oklahoman Lanham declined to talk about the investigation The OSBI agent briefed Ivy's parents in person last year while Ivy's grandmother listened over the phone from her home in Arizona She said she recorded the briefing so she could remember what was said "There is a lot that is forgotten," she said time stands still and you're in shock and you're grieving." The grandmother later gave the recording to the family's attorney The attorney gave the recording to The Oklahoman The grandmother in May 2023 took videos with a cellphone of the evidence left in the house including computer equipment and handcuffs A video of the master bedroom shows a chain hooked to the wall behind the bed Videos of the kitchen showed a chain hooked to a counter Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application great grandmother and sister entered into the gates of heaven on Thursday October 3 better known as “Terry” or “Granny” was born on June 2 OK to Henry Carter and Hazel Rea (Heath) Carter she enjoyed playing outside with her siblings traveling and spending time with her family Granny could always be found outside watering her beautiful flowers and grass or playing with her puppy dogs Daisy and Peaches They spent time together hauling cattle in his semi-truck She began her career in Human Resources at Lamar Community College She moved to Aurora CO in the late 90’s She worked at Arapahoe Community College as the Human Resources Director for 30 years She was preceded in death by her parents; loving husband Butch Clark Mary and Bert Hagaman and Bobbie Ferris; brother-in-law Unkie Butch Tigrett She is survived by her siblings Harvey (Charlotte) Carter Her children Brenda (Rex) Bamber and Michael Clark Her grandchildren BreAnne (Max) Peña Katelyn Aper and Joe Clark along with step grandchildren Braxton (Jana) Bamber and Rhiley Bamber and her great grandchildren Naomi Lopato Brody Jones and Dallas Moberley as well as one great great granddaughter Nevaeh Celise Jane Peña-Rivera arriving in December 2024 She loved all of her family without hesitation and always had something to say She was the woman that if you knew her you loved her Texas with Pastor George and Pastor Danny officiating.  The family wishes to send a special thank you to Cardiology Center of Amarillo FMC Palliative Care as well as the wonderful team at Northwest Texas Hospital ICU for all of the support and love they gave not only to Granny but to the family also Cards and flowers may be sent to 6200 S Crockett Street This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors — A house fire in Henryetta where seven people died in a murder-suicide is being investigated as a possible arson multiple first responder agencies told 2 News on Dec Fire officials said a passerby saw the fire around 5:30 a.m Slide the bar to see before and after the fire at the house: The house is where Jesse McFadden killed six people and significant damage was done to the roof because of the fire The officials said they believe renovation work was being done to the house recently The Okmulgee County Sheriff's Office said the State Fire Marshal's Office suspects the fire was an act of arson OCSO said they don't have any leads and are interviewing people in the area The State Fire Marshal's Office confirmed info 2 News brought up late on Dec 10 that the house on Holly Road is also at the crux of a divorce dispute in court between the married couple that owns the property The couple will be interviewed as part of the investigation a house of hell," nearby neighbor Justin Webster told 2 News one of the five teens killed by McFadden on May 1 It was the presence that lived in the house that was more evil," Webster added "I just feel one of these times that if we have to keep reliving it we will finally get answers and we'll get the justice that we deserve." Webster refers to the effort to pass Knights Law which passed in the Oklahoma State House in March but stalled in the Senate It would ensure anyone convicted of a child sex crime serves their entire prison sentence McFadden had only served seven of his 20 years at the time of the murders The American Legion National Headquarters:  Subscribe to The American Legion's e-newsletters to receive important updates and special offers tailored for veterans and their families Henryetta, Okla. — The so-called "House of Horrors" was destroyed by a fire on Tuesday The house in Henryetta is well known for a mass murder that happened there in 2023 Dewar and Henryetta Fire Departments responded to the fire early Tuesday morning NewsChannel 8 spoke with the State Fire Marshal’s Office "We have evidence to indicate this fire could be suspicious in nature," said James Fullingim A suspicious fire at the scene of a horrific crime there was a murder-suicide event that happened in that house," said Fullingim sex offender Jesse McFadden shot two teenage girls and his step-children before killing himself All of the victims had gunshot wounds to the head and the bodies were discovered after a warrant had been obtained to search the property and McFadden’s home said that crucial evidence to the scene was left behind The Websters called Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office who then collected that evidence which led us to a fire investigation on Tuesday at a vacant home that was unsecured "That would lead you to wonder why it was unlocked It looked like it could have broken windows and indicated someone had been in there," said Fullingim Fullingim says the Dewar and Henryetta Fire Departments will release an incident report on Wednesday We’ll keep you updated on this investigation SIGN UP FOR THE CHANNEL 8 NEWSLETTER and Explosives (ATF) is offering a $5,000 reward for information regarding a deadly arson in Henryetta and agents are seeking the public's help to solve the case at 323 East Trudgeon in the early hours of the morning Investigators quickly determined that the fire was intentionally set ATF Agent Ashley Stephens says they are assisting Henryetta Police and the State Fire Marshal’s office in the investigation ATF agents have released video footage showing a man walking up to Yancey’s home Investigators say someone picked up the suspect at a nearby convenience store shortly after the arson Agent Stephens emphasized that the ATF is confident that someone in the Henryetta community can help identify the suspect in the video they are hoping to identify the person who dropped the arsonist off at the scene “Even the smallest piece of information could make a difference,” said Agent Stephens “It could be a video or just a recognition of someone it could lead to the arrest and a $5,000 reward.” Agent Stephens added that making an arrest would bring justice to the victim’s family and provide answers to the community Anyone with information about the arson fire is urged to contact the ATF at 1-888-ATF-TIPS MaKayla Glenn graduated from Texas Tech University with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated and the National Association of Black Journalists MaKayla started with News On 6 in August 2022 Sitting on the bench and waiting for the starting lineups to be announced, one of the players from the Wilson (Henryetta) High School boys basketball team reached down to make an adjustment The two players are being investigated in connection with an alleged armed robbery that occurred earlier this winter The Oklahoman is not naming them because they are juveniles Pre-order book on Oklahoma HS basketball at 'The Big House' More: Oklahoma high school basketball state tournament 2025: Everything you need to know Wilson was the feel-good story of the small-school state basketball tournaments it’s more like “How should we feel about this?” As near as anyone knows — because they are juveniles details from police reports or court proceedings are difficult to come by — the players have not been convicted the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association has no rule prohibiting a student-athlete from playing while under investigation for an alleged crime committed outside an event sanctioned by the OSSAA As long as a school doesn’t consider a player “under discipline” or “suspended from school or an activity,” the OSSAA considers that player eligible And the Wilson players are eligible in their school system More: Why we'll miss State Fair Arena, an 'amazing' home for Oklahoma high school basketball According to KOTV-6 in Tulsa the two players wearing the ankle monitors are accused of entering a convenience store in Jenks They allegedly demanded money and cigarettes from a female employee The two players were arrested in early January by Okmulgee police but the FBI ultimately took over the investigation because the players are Native American That’s because of the 2020 Supreme Court ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma that the Muscogee (Creek) Nation reservation in eastern Oklahoma still existed The state no longer has the power to prosecute criminal cases involving Native Americans on those lands Remember when the small-school state tournaments were quaint Boys with straps holding their glasses and girls with their hair pulled back in braids Small towns that shut down and came to the city for their team’s games the biggest story of the small-school tournament involves the FBI and ankle monitors we’d all be watching to see if Wilson (Henryetta) could repeat as the Class B state champion after a magical run a year ago Four of the team’s starting five were brothers the band led Wilson to its first state title Not just in boys basketball but in any sport More: Celebrate Oklahoma high school basketball at State Fair Arena with 'The Big House' book It was quite an accomplishment for the tiny school just northwest of Henryetta Two-thirds of students are eligible for free and reduced lunches everyone from Wilson walked a little taller their heads higher and shoulders straighter It won all of its games in the tournament by 15 points or more blasting Calumet by 25 points in the finals Wilson (Henryetta) remains a supremely talented team This squad is built around stout players who are athletic and physical Hammon was within two possessions a minute into the second half turned them into points and expanded the lead to 15 points And there were times as you watched Wilson (Henryetta) trapping and pressing and blasting its way to a 72-55 victory The players wearing them had wrapped them in black fabric so they blended into socks and shoes and leggings But then you’d catch a glimpse of the bulge the size of a deck of playing cards you’d start thinking about how playing sports is a privilege and debating whether being arrested and accused of robbing a convenience store with a gun should have prompted the leaders at Wilson to take that privilege away from those players Or you’d wonder if they were good kids who made a terrible decision and the school’s leaders had done right by keeping them in a structured environment and giving them another chance The two players from Wilson (Henryetta) aren't the first basketball players to ever wear ankle monitors in a game. Do a quick Google search, and you'll see examples from all across the country. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope even wore one once upon a time playing for the Lakers in the NBA is it right that the two players were on the court Wednesday at State Fair Arena Is it wrong that they might win another title before the weekend is out Probably depends on what color you wear and what team you support Jenni Carlson: Jenni can be reached at jcarlson@oklahoman.com follow her at @jennicarlsonok.bsky.social and twitter.com/jennicarlson_ok and support her work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today A man is in the hospital with serious injuries after Henryetta police say he stole and then crashed a patrol car Police say John Lee was in handcuffs but managed to slip them off hop into the driver's seat of the patrol car Police Chief Steve Norman says Lee is well known to Henryetta officers and has a history of assaulting officers and crashed along a gravel road west of town “It’s probably about 4 miles from the scene where he took the car to the actual crash site,” said Norman Norman says he’s thankful no innocent people or officers were hurt because Lee had the patrol car which contained the officer’s phone and firearms He says there was never a police pursuit because Lee crashed so quickly Norman says it all started when they received several 911 calls from people in a neighborhood about a man they said was acting erratically and vandalizing cars the Henryetta officer was waiting for Creek Nation Lighthorse Police to arrive Lee had a dog with him and asked the officer if he would put the dog in the fence When the officer went to take the dog and put him up jumped in the driver’s seat of the officer’s unit He says this situation highlights the dangers officers face every day This man is just being held for another agency,” said Norman Norman says they’ve dealt with Lee several times in the past and while it’s unfortunate that he’s seriously hurt “He has to take responsibility for what he did and nobody did that to him but himself,” said Norman Records show Lee was released from prison in 2019 after serving six years of a 10-year sentence for drugs Reagan Ledbetter joined News On 6 in June 2018 as a multimedia journalist Reagan most recently was a student at the University of Oklahoma where he received his degree in Broadcast Journalism OKLA (KTUL) — Wilson Public Schools in Henryetta is asking that all parents pick up their children as quickly as possible Severe flooding in the area has closed down several streets preventing any bus routes from transporting students home A fire near Henryetta burned about 100 acres on Friday night Donna Monroe says she's thankful firefighters kept it from reaching her house and barn "I was scared to death it was gonna burn our house down but thank the good Lord for all the fire departments who came out here Fire season begins in Oklahoma: What you can do to protect your home \"I was scared to death it was gonna burn our house down Fire season begins in Oklahoma: What you can do to protect your home OKLA (KTUL) — Two people are dead after a crash around 12:30 a.m Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports a 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 driven by 24-year-old Austin Peavler was going westbound on Old US-62 The driver was pinned for roughly 2 hours and 45 minutes 32-year-old Dakota Baldwin was ejected about six feet from the vehicle and was also pronounced dead on the scene The OHP report noted they were not wearing seatbelts The condition of the driver and the cause of the crash are under investigation The fathers of two murder victims say they were shocked to learn the house where it happened was set on fire Tuesday The home is where Jesse McFadden murdered his wife and two of their friends who were staying the night in May of 2023 The Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office believes the fire was arson Related: Henryetta Home, Site Where 7 People Were Found Dead In 2024, Catches Fire The Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office says firefighters started fighting the fire at 5:30 a.m Deputies say they were informed about the fire at 8:00 a.m and contacted the State Fire Marshal’s Office Investigators say graffiti was found inside the home as well Investigators say they don’t have any evidence at this time tying the owner of the property to the arson The two agencies are working together to figure out what happened This is the full statement from the Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office: The Henryetta Fire Department also released this statement: Jesse McFadden was a sex offender after being convicted in 2003 of first-degree rape in Pittsburg County He was released from prison in 2020 and after his release married Holly and rented the home McFadden was charged with using a contraband cell phone to send sexual messages to a teenage girl He was charged with that crime in 2017 and the trial for those charges was supposed to start on May 1 That was the same day investigators found McFadden and six victims dead Investigators believe McFadden shot all six people to death before killing himself as well as Brittany Brewer and Ivy Webster The fathers of Brittany Brewer and Ivy Webster say seeing all the investigators outside the house Tuesday takes them right back to the day they learned their little girls had been killed says he does all he can to avoid that area “It’s still a horrific scene,” said Brewer “It brings back memories to people who live in that area or even the victim’s families to go by there.” Brewer says he doesn’t think the house should have been there after the tragedy but he doesn’t agree with setting it on fire still doesn’t give the right for somebody to go and burn it down,” said Brewer says he heard the sirens going down to the house while he was getting ready for work you think about what happened in that house,” said Webster Webster says hearing those sirens go down his road brought him right back to what happened there “We haven’t entered Ivy’s room since the first week,” said Webster Webster says the house isn’t what’s important It’s what happened in that house that matters You have to change and make sure that happens again.” Investigators are still trying to piece together what happened Investigators say if anyone knows who set the house on fire they should call the Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office The number for the Sheriff’s Office is 918-756-4311 Kaitlyn Deggs came to Tulsa after graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Broadcast Journalism Kaitlyn Deggs started as a Multimedia Journalist for News On 6 in January 2022 Related: Henryetta Home, Site Where 7 People Were Found Dead In 2024, Catches Fire — The city of Henryetta is championing love not just on Valentine's Day but every day thanks to the unbreakable bond one couple has built "I hope it makes other people happy," said Amber Mordecai Underneath the hum of Main Street traffic in the heart of Henryetta and it kind of locks your love," says Mordecai Mordecai came up with the Love Lock Sculpture while her husband and we wanted to put a different Love Lock in Houston I want my own Love Lock Statue to put my own love lock on," said Mordecai she designed one for her hometown of Henryetta Chamber Ambassador April Mason explains it's a concept found across the globe "The idea behind it is that is that love is forever but what's really special about the Love Lock Sculpture is it in our hometown," said Mason Green Country Technology Center welded the 8-foot metal and mesh statue Love is not something that can easily break So just like people put a whole lot of work into building and designing this- it also takes work to build relationships and keep them going." The sculpture is open 24/7 to anyone looking to share their love "You could do it with your husband or kids I did one with my best friend," said Mordecai You can bring your own lock or buy one at the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce during regular business hours They even have an engraving tool to make your lock extra special We watched as one couple declared their unbreakable bond a husband and wife's public display of affection "It's going to be there forever because I plan on being with my husband forever so it's not going anywhere," said Mordecai The Mordecais tell 2 News Anchor Julie Chin they have plans for another Henryetta statue-- so their love for their hometown isn't done just yet You can find the Love Lock Sculpture at West 415 Main Street in Henryetta, Oklahoma. Here's a link to the Chamber of Commerce Locks are $5 if you choose to purchase one there ------------------------------------------------------- List of other Love Lock sculptures and bridges: The rental property in Henryetta where seven bodies were found is pictured May 2 Jesse McFadden killed himself after killing his wife 14-year-old Ivy Webster and 15-year-old Brittany Brewer The youngest victim was believed to be the "lure" to get two other girls to come to the house with an OSBI agent saying she "had been a victim for so long she was willing to do anything he said." HENRYETTA — On the same weekend he fatally shot his wife her three teenage children and two teenage slumber party guests Jesse McFadden had sought to rendezvous with another potential target — a married woman Click here to read the story at Oklahoman.com. A subscription may be required. The OSBI agent briefed Ivy Webster's parents in person last year while Ivy's grandmother The grandmother in May 2023 took videos with a cellphone of the evidence left in the house Videos of the kitchen show a chain hooked to a counter Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email The Tulsa World newsroom is committed to covering this community with curiosity Our passion for telling the story of Tuls… Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account News On 6 has learned two players on the Wilson High School (Henryetta) basketball team were arrested earlier this month accused of robbing a Jenks convenience store employee Sources have told News On 6 that two teenagers demanded money and cigarettes from a woman who was working at the time They were later arrested by Okmulgee Police Sources said the FBI has taken over the investigation because of the boys’ tribal status The FBI said that they could not confirm that Wilson Public Schools in Henryetta is allowing the students to keep playing basketball while wearing ankle monitors This has raised concern from parents and other school Districts ---We are not identifying the students because they are juveniles and have not been convicted of a crime at this time Mark Hudson is the Superintendent of Preston Public Schools and is also the director for the Muscogee Nation Invitational Tournament where Preston and Wilson will both be playing this week Hudson said he fully supports individual schools handling their own issues but he says there needs to be accountability especially when it involves allegations of crimes That's not like two kids getting a speeding ticket or getting caught drinking beer," said Hudson He says he doesn't want to judge another school district but he does not believe these boys should be allowed to play until the case is resolved I'm not going to tell another school how they ought to run their school there's a certain degree of accountability," Hudson Mark Hudson says if two players at his school were arrested and accused of a violent crime he would not allow them to play or even be on the team at this time "We love to win ball games but we will never put that ahead of how we behave and how we act," said Hudson Hudson said parents from other districts have expressed concerns about the boys playing at the upcoming tournament he says he has no authority to say who can and cannot play at the tournament that’s hosted by the Muscogee Nation Preston Superintendent Hudson said that he has learned there are no rules against students wearing ankle monitors during games He called Wilson's superintendent and head coach about his concerns "They told me that they felt certain that it would be safe and they were well aware of the situation but they didn't feel any cause for alarm on our part," he said News On 6 reached out to the Superintendent at Wilson Schools who returned voicemail saying that they would not be commenting on students My comment on the story in question is that I don't make comments about students Representatives with the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) said that issues like this are handled by each school district What Is The OSAA's Statement/Responsibility They stated that issues like this are school matters because what the player is accused of did not occur during a game if a player from the University of Oklahoma football team is arrested for a crime it is up to Head Coach Brent Venables to decide whether to impose any punishment on the player The OSSAA has stated that there is no policy prohibiting a player from wearing an ankle monitor during a game The Muscogee Nation Invitational is being held January 23-25th at the Muscogee Dome in Okmulgee including Wilson High School and Preston High School That's not like two kids getting a speeding ticket or getting caught drinking beer,\" said Hudson there's a certain degree of accountability,\" Hudson \"We love to win ball games but we will never put that ahead of how we behave and how we act,\" said Hudson \"They told me that they felt certain that it would be safe and they were well aware of the situation but they didn't feel any cause for alarm on our part,\" he said \"This is Andrea James from Wilson Schools News On 6 Storm Tracker Sequoyah Quinton was near the Henryetta area on Tuesday where three semis crashed on I-40 in the eastbound lane A strong to intense line of storms moved across part of southern and east-central Oklahoma early Tuesday morning and formed some tornadoes resulting in some damage Five tornadoes were confirmed in Okmulgee and McIntosh counties with surveys of the continuing damage from the National Weather Service Office in Tulsa Some additional tornadoes may be added to this list Here’s a breakdown of the tornadoes that impacted the region This information is directly from the National Weather Service Office in Tulsa Two tornadoes were confirmed near Henryetta Tornadoes are classified using the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale which rates them based on the estimated wind speeds and the damage they cause Stay up to date with our daily weather blog for the latest updates. a young Alan Crone would start watching from the big front porch of his parents' home in McAlester Stay up to date with our daily weather blog for the latest updates. The state fire marshal's office is investigating after a Henryetta home caught fire Investigators say most of the damage was to the roof but they also found graffiti inside the house This is the home where investigators say sex offender Jesse McFadden murdered his wife Related: Henryetta Tragedy Coverage Okmulgee County Sheriff Eddy Rice says this is being investigated as an arson He says the cause of the fire is still under investigation but they found evidence to make them believe someone set the fire on purpose This is the house where investigators say Jesse McFadden shot and killed his wife The two friends were spending the night at the house Related Story: Families Of Henryetta Murder Victims React After Home Where Deaths Occurred Catches Fire: 'Still A Horrific Scene' McFadden was a sex offender after being convicted in 2003 of first-degree rape in Pittsburg County He was released from prison in 2020 and after his release He was charged with that crime in 2017 and the trial for those charges was supposed to start May 1 That was the same day investigators found the six victims and McFadden Investigators say they found graffiti painted inside the house and that makes them believe someone set the house on fire They say there is no evidence at this time that the owner of the property had anything to do with the fire says he was in shock when he heard the news today seeing that with all of the cars it just and the fire trucks there The sheriff says they don't have any suspect information at this time but are working on some leads Related: Henryetta Tragedy Coverage Related Story: Families Of Henryetta Murder Victims React After Home Where Deaths Occurred Catches Fire: 'Still A Horrific Scene' We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Henryetta “Tita” Rareshide Waguespack passed away on Monday, September 2, 2024 at the age of 89. She was predeceased by her husband of 52 years, Richard Stephen Waguespack. She is survived by her brother Msgr. Lanaux Jules Rareshide,... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Henryetta "Tita" Rareshide Waguespack created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Henryetta “Tita” Rareshide Waguespack passed away o.. This story has been updated with new information The players from Wilson (Henryetta) High School wore ankle monitors while being investigated in connection with an armed robbery They are under investigation by the FBI, according to a report from KOTV-6 in Tulsa Wilson (Henryetta) superintendent Andrea M James declined comment through email to The Oklahoman regarding the school’s decision to allow the players to continue playing during the investigation Wilson (Henryetta) is the defending Class B state champion It opens the tournament Wednesday afternoon against Hammon Class B boys basketball: A look at each team in 2025 Oklahoma high school state tournament What Wilson (Henryetta) boys basketball players allegedly did According to KOTV-6 two teenagers covered their faces and were armed with a gun when they entered a convenience store in Jenks Okmulgee police arrested the two juveniles in January The FBI later took over the investigation due to the boys being Native American Oklahoma that the Muscogee (Creek) Nation reservation in eastern Oklahoma still existed which meant Oklahoma no longer had the power to prosecute criminal cases involving Native Americans on those lands More: OSSAA state tournament schedule, scores, stats The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association the state’s high school athletics governing body has no rule that prohibits a student-athlete from participating while under investigation for an alleged crime committed outside of a sanctioned event According to Rule 4 regarding conduct of students “A student who is under discipline or who is suspended from school or an activity shall be ineligible until reinstated by the school principal.”  The two Wilson (Henryetta) basketball players remain eligible in their school system The alleged incident also did not happen during an OSSAA-sanctioned event And the OSSAA does not have an eligibility policy regarding incidents away from sanctioned events More: How Brett Tahah coached Okarche girls to state tournament win two days after giving birth Staff writer Scott Wright contributed to this report — Update: Police confirmed the suspect to be Brady Jordan Alva Cifuentes Police said Cifuentes is a Guatemalan national and has had contact with ICE in the past Cifuentes remains in the hospital and once released will be arrested with 2 complaints of 1st degree murder 1 count of aggravated assault and battery and marijuana trafficking The Medical Examiners officers is hasn't identified the victims as of Friday Henryetta police are investigating two stabbing deaths Police responded to a stabbing near 4th and Division in Henryetta on the afternoon of July 25th They found two people dead and one person in critical condition Officers believe one of the victim's could be a teenager but they are still working to identify all involved “We believe that they are foreign nationals yet we can’t confirm that because we don’t have any identification that links directly to them It was clear that it was a processing point for their Marijuana operation," said Henryetta Police Chief Officers believe the home was being used as a stash house and that the stabbing is related to a trafficking operation Norman is hoping to get help from the medical examiner's office and fingerprint analysis to help identify the four people involved he tells 2 News his office has received phone calls from people in Illinois California and the state of Washington believing the people involved in the stabbing were family members OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A mother in Henryetta continues her call for change after her 14-year-old daughter and four other teenagers were murdered by a convicted sex offender last year Ashleigh Webster says she wants lawmakers at the Oklahoma State Capitol to pass what's called Knights Law which is a bill that she says would protect children She continues to share the story of her daughter's heartbreaking death with millions of TikTok viewers Webster shows Ring camera footage from the moment she learned Ivy died "I figured maybe if I start talking and show the realness and the rawness as a lot of people saw in that one video maybe it will get more attention," Webster said "[Maybe] people will see that the things that happened to our family shouldn't happen." Webster is also using her platform to promote a national petition for Knights Law More than 24,000 people pledged their support for a bill that would require people convicted of certain child sex crimes to serve 100% of their sentence It's an idea that would have impacted her daughter's killer Jesse McFadden a convicted sex offender released from prison early and their friends who came over for a sleepover and those five kids would've still been alive we're still trying to work on things like that." "The laws that are in place right now failed us," Ivy's father Justin Webster said "Oklahoma has no urgency right now to strengthen the laws They've had two sessions since our daughter's murder to strengthen those laws that this same tragedy that happened to us can happen again today using the same loopholes." The Webster family says they're talking to Fetgatter about how to get the bill passed next session Watch the video below to hear what they want included in that legislation Henryetta Police say someone stabbed three people killing two and leaving a third person hurt They said the person responsible also stabbed themself and was flown to a Tulsa hospital in critical condition Police say everyone involved is from Latin America and there is a language barrier with both the surviving victim and the suspect Police Chief Steve Norman says that because of that Norman also said the home where this took place was filled with marijuana Neighbors told officers everyone involved moved to Henryetta just a few months ago Norman says crimes like this are unusual for his community people know each other,” said the police chief “This type of double homicide in Henryetta is virtually unheard of.” Norman said they’re working with the FBI and the District 25 violent crimes task force Henryetta Police say they have identified the suspect in a fatal stabbing that killed two and left a third person hurt on Thursday Officers say 21-year-old Brady Jordan Alva Cifuentes is a Guatemalan national and has had contact with ICE in the past Police say the stabbing happened around 3:30 p.m He says they are still trying to figure out what led up to the stabbing but says in all his years as chief and we've never seen a double homicide," said Norman Police also found dozens of pounds of marijuana inside the home They say Cifuentes is still in the hospital and will be booked into jail for marijuana trafficking Henryetta Police is working with the District 25 Crime Task Force and the FBI on this case Jonathan Polasek studied Journalism at the University of Texas and has covered the oil and gas industry as well as sports Jonathan joined News On 6 as a multimedia journalist in August of 2022 after working in Midland and Odessa and we've never seen a double homicide,\" said Norman It's been over a year since seven bodies were discovered in Henryetta, Oklahoma, with police confirming days later that Jesse McFadden what's occurred over the last year and where the conversation could turn after the mass murder More: Autopsies of Henryetta mass murder victims confirm two were sexually assaulted On Monday, May 1, 2023, authorities arrived at a rental property and determined that Jesse McFadden murdered his wife The murders occurred at the home McFadden rented in Henryetta along with at least two other girls who declined received invites to come over to Tiffany's Jesse McFadden picked Brittany up at about noon on Saturday and the plan was to take the girls shopping at the mall and to Main Event — a family entertainment center — in Tulsa Ivy Snapchatted her mother throughout the night Ivy and Brittany's parents received messages from their daughters that they were heading to McFadden's family property in McAlester the girls' parents knew something was wrong when they saw that neither Brittany Michael or Rylee were on the school bus as it drove by Sometime between Saturday night and Monday, authorities say McFadden shot his wife, her three children and their two teenage friends in the head before killing himself Their bodies were found spread out around the property some near a creek and some in a wooded area Investigators said the victims were shot between one and three times in the head Deputies who went to the home the morning of May 1 found the front door ajar Recovered from the property May 1 were a broken cellphone The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation took over the case May 6 because of complaints evidence had been left behind in the home The OSBI said in a news release that its agents have been "communicating with the involved families working to keep them informed on the progress and priorities in this case searching additional locations and property and obtaining intelligence and documentation." 'This never had to happen.' McFadden's delayed trial before Henryetta killings prompts calls for reform The autopsies of six mass murder victims confirm all were shot in the head and two had injuries consistent with sexual assault had blunt force injuries to their genital areas identified in the report by her married name had gunshot head wounds and arm and leg abrasions An Okmulgee County sheriff's deputy had told Webster's father, mother and a grandmother in May that she had been raped the chief medical examiner had told The Oklahoman May 4 that some victims may have been sexually assaulted Jesse McFadden had a troubled history with the law long before the Henryetta slayings he dropped out of school after ninth grade He was living in McAlester when he began to get in trouble with the law the first time for being in possession of a beer underage he admitted to stealing over $80,000 from his grandfather and pleaded guilty to a felony — grand larceny in a dwelling house And in 2003 he was caught twice driving under suspension McFadden was sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading no contest to raping a 17-year-old girl at knifepoint McFadden was caught with a cell phone for the first time after a woman reported he had been texting her for three months He was caught again with a cell phone in 2016 and was later charged in 2017 with sex crimes based on material found on the phone: one felony count of sexting with a minor and in a second felony count of possessing juvenile pornography He completed his sentence under Department of Corrections calculations that gave him credit for such things as good behavior and time spent in jail McFadden was arrested and placed into the Muskogee County jail for the 2017 sex case but he was released shortly after on a $25,000 bond He was set to appear in court on child pornography charges on May 1 More: Oklahoma House passes 'Knights Law' in honor of Henryetta murder victims In the Henryetta case in 2023, investigators found that convicted rapist Jesse McFadden was out of prison when police say he murdered his wife and their two friends who had come over for a sleepover McFadden was accused of committing those child pornography crimes while serving a 20-year sentence for a first-degree rape conviction in 2003 But he was released from prison in October 2020 after 85% of his sentence had been served He was set to appear in court on the day his victims' bodies were found The proposal passed the Oklahoma House in March 2024 and moved on to the Senate but was not approved by the end of the legislative session