After two teens went missing over the weekend, Oklahoma law enforcement authorities canvassed a local area and discovered 7 dead bodies, missing teens among them.
Henryetta, OK: Two teenage girls were reported missing by family members late Sunday evening after the teens failed to return. The missing girls were identified as, Ivy Webster, 14 and Brittany Brewer, 16, And amber alert was activated and authorities believed the two girls were traveling with convicted sex offender, 39-year-old Jesse McFadden.
During the area search, authorities discovered a total of seven bodies sprawled across a rural area east of Oklahoma City.
It was discovered that among the seven dead was Jesse McFadden, who appeared to have died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The rest were the two missing teen girls as well as the entire McFadden family.
Jesse McFadden History
McFadden was due in court Monday for a jury trial related to other sex crimes including child pornography, court documents state. McFadden spent 17 years in prison for a violent rape and grand larceny in 2003 and was released in 2020.
Fox News was able to interview the 2003 rape victim, according to the column: “The 2003 survivor told Fox News Digital Tuesday that he held a knife to her throat in her dad’s mobile home when she was 16, and he was 19. He tied her up with her dad’s belts and stuffed her mouth full of socks to gag her. He threatened to kill her and her family, she said, and ordered her to throw their clothes in the washing machine to hide the evidence.”
The 2003 victim continued: “Those kids did deserve this, and if you’re going after all these small kids, you’re a piece of crap. And then you take your life? We lost six people yesterday, not seven,” referring to Jesse McFadden as being the seventh dead person discovered.
The Discovered Victims
The victims recovered were identified as Holly McFadden, 35 (Wife of Jesse), Holly’s three children, a 17, 15 and 13 year-old, and the two missing teen girls, Webster and Brewer. Jesse McFadden was also found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. All the other victims were also found shot in the head, some multiple times.
In a press conference delivered by Okmulgee Police Chief, Chief Joe Prentice, he told reporters, “Jesse McFadden murdered six people and then killed himself.”
In a separate press conference, he stated, “During the search, the bodies of seven individuals were recovered. All were sent to medical examiners for autopsies and those examinations have been completed.” He continued, “Ivy Webster suffered one gunshot wound to the head. Brittany Brewer suffered one gunshot wound to the head. Riley Allen suffered one gunshot wound to the head. Tiffany Guess suffered two gunshot wounds to the head. Michael Mayo suffered two gunshot wounds to the head. Holly McFadden suffered three gunshot wounds to the head and Jesse McFadden appears to have shot himself in the head.”
Community and Family Members in Shock
Several family members of the victims were left in shock and are still reeling from the gruesome act of senseless violence. Some spoke with media to express their feelings over the troubling incident, including Janette Mayo. Janette is the mother and grandmother of some of the victims.
In a video statement given to Fox23 News, a sobbing Janette said, “They were my world. I love all my grandchildren and I go out of my way for each and every one of them. I have eight grandchildren… or had eight grandchildren.”
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