Authorities are investigating whether some victims of the mass killing in Henryetta, Oklahoma, were sexually assaulted by the registered sex offender who killed his wife, her three children, and two friends before killing himself. The victims' bodies were found on Monday. The chief medical examiner confirmed that his office is examining each decedent for physical signs of sexual assault and obtaining standard evidence samples. The family of one victim fears that the offender may have recorded the rape and is demanding that law enforcement seize all electronic devices within the house.
The identities of the six victims murdered and the suspect found dead on a Henryetta property in Oklahoma have been confirmed by the Okmulgee Police Department. The victims include two missing teenagers, and all six died from gunshot wounds to the head. The suspect, Jesse McFadden, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The investigation started after the Oklahoma Highway Patrol issued a missing endangered advisory for the two teenagers, who were believed to be with McFadden. McFadden was a registered sex offender and was due in court on the day of the murders on child pornography charges.
The search for two missing teenagers in Henryetta, Oklahoma led to the discovery of seven bodies on a property. Two of the bodies are believed to be the missing teenage girls, who were reported to be staying with 39-year-old Jesse McFadden, a registered sex offender. McFadden was supposed to be in court on child porn charges on the day the bodies were found. The bodies were discovered after deputies took a missing person report for one of the girls and learned that she was with McFadden.
