Jesse McFadden: 32 phones linked to sex offenders house of horrors spark fears of more crimes

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• ‘House of horrors’: State agents seen at massacre scene
• Jesse McFadden’s property was in an ‘unincorporated part’ of Okmulgee County
• Convicted felon named as suspect in horror shooting that left 4 officers dead
• Grandma accused in Kansas moms killings seen days after deaths
• Holly Guess' sister blasts rapist Jesse McFadden as a psycho who manipulated her
• person dead, homes destroyed after tornado rips through northeastern Kansas

Ivy and Brittany’s parents have said they did not know McFadden had been convicted of raping a minor, while Guess’ mother has said she only found out very recently. All of the victims were shot in the head, said Okmulgee Police Chief Joe Prentice, the spokesman for a violent crime task force overseeing the investigation into the killings outside the small town of Henryetta. Mayo said Tiffany was close friends with Ivy Webster, 14, and 16-year-old Brittany Brewer. “There is no doubt this was a house of horrors,” said Cameron Spradling, the attorney for one of the murder victim’s family. McFadden, a convicted rapist, had been freed from prison early despite the fact new felony charges had been filed against him three years earlier.

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Fadden was a convicted sex offender and rapist who was about to stand trial for yet another sex offense. They claim the OSBI told them they will be draining the ponds on the property to look for more evidence. “Local law enforcement had no idea of the value of what was left behind,” said Spradling.

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‘House of horrors’: State agents seen at massacre scene

“Ultimately, someone needs to say we’ll go through this or that. And if you have people outside your jurisdiction, it doesn’t work well,” Former Tulsa Police Department homicide detective Dave Walker told the outlet. “You gotta be in charge of everything or you’re not in charge of anything,” he added. McFadden’s property was located in an “unincorporated part” of Okmulgee County, a spokesperson with Henryetta Police Department reportedly said.

Jesse McFadden’s property was in an ‘unincorporated part’ of Okmulgee County

The outlet found multiple beds with restraints throughout the house as well as various sex toys. "No words can express this family’s fear that the sexual assault of their baby girl has been placed on the dark web. Today, in addition to computers and cell phones still there, Wyatt found medical records and journals. Their cameras were invited into that home by the families who lost their daughters on the scene.

Police have said that each victim was shot one to three times at the time of their deaths last week. KFOR has since reported that all the evidence they observed has been collected by investigators.Though it remains unclear why it was left behind in the home before. Seven people were found dead Monday on a property in Henryetta. Webster and Brewer's parents previously said they were unaware of McFadden’s rape conviction and prison sentence. Even his mother-in-law said that they made the gruesome discovery very recently. “Why didn’t you get his (McFadden) technology to make sure he wasn’t sending videos or pictures?

You left the evidence here Mister I'm all about the evidence,” said Wyatt, referencing that press conference. Jesse McFadden was charged with child pornography and soliciting sexual conduct/communication with a minor. A jury trial had been scheduled for Monday, the day the bodies were found after the parents of Ivy and Brittany reported them missing. "Part of the problem when the community suffers with something like this is everybody wants to understand why," Prentice said. "Normal people can’t understand why. People that perpetrate crimes like this are evil." Within minutes of the families getting into that home, they discovered their daughter’s cellphone on a shelf.

After discovering registered sex offender Jesse McFadden shot and killed his wife, three step children and two neighborhood teenagers, investigators left behind evidence that could be key in the investigation. Registered sex offenders are allowed to live with children as long as they don’t commit crimes against them, she said. And McFadden followed sex offender registry rules, checking in with the sheriff’s office every 90 days. It was a house of horror and a house of sex crimes, restraints, sex toys, drugged candy, syringes and filth everywhere.

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Justin Webster, Ivy’s father, told a local news station he wanted answers and closure. The property owner, who McFadden was renting from, let the Webster family and KFOR inside the home where the murders took place. Cameron Spalding, the victims’ attorney, told NewsNation’s Ashleigh Banfield that these connections are just the tip of the iceberg. Now, new questions are surfacing about whether officials at the Okmulgee Sherrif’s Office — who was supposed to be tracking McFadden — had a strange connection to the sex offender. McFadden, who was on the state sex offender registry, was initially sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape in 2003.

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His registration in the property was reportedly up to date, and deferred to Okmulgee Police Department. “Due to his home address, Henryetta Police Department would have no records kept of his registration,” authorities said in a statement. Friday, Lynn Wyatt, Holly Guess’s aunt, and Kathy Rogers, Holly’s godmother, arrived in Henryetta to gather belongings from the house. The property owner told them they had until Sunday before everything was going in a dumpster. Police had missed all the items and released the crime scene.

The victims were found slain on the property of McFadden’s rural Oklahoma home. Janette Mayo was the first to say publicly that her daughter and three teenage grandchildren were among the dead. Ivy was one of the friends visiting for a sleepover when she was killed. Now, her father is determined to prevent a similar tragedy from happening again. (NewsNation) — There aren’t many places where Justin Webster can find peace these days, but a garden planted in his daughter’s memory provides some solace.

Spradling said McFadden’s computers and the phones could have been key to finding out what happened, as well as finding more predators, more potential victims, and maybe even pictures of the victims before they were murdered. According to court documents, McFadden called his mother LaDonna on April 30 and discussed killing himself, The Oklahoman reported. NewsNation obtained a marriage license from one year ago that shows the sheriff’s office chaplain performed the ceremony for McFadden and his now-deceased wife Holly, who had children from previous relationships. His trial was set to begin just days after he allegedly killed six people and then turned the gun on himself.

A group of reporters previously found hand restraints, sex toys and drug paraphernalia while investigating the residence. “No words can express this family’s fear that the sexual assault of their baby girl has been placed on the dark web. We demand that law enforcement seize all electronic devices and hunt down all sexual predators who have witnessed the suffering of Ivy Webster,” Spradling added.

The final names were those of the six victims McFadden killed last week before killing himself. Just 14 years old, Ivy Webster was one of six people killed after police say convicted sex offender Jesse McFadden shot his wife, her three children and their two friends at a slumber party in Oklahoma. Cameron Spradling, an attorney representing the Webster family, has now divulged that 32 different cell phones and individuals used McFadden’s “house of horrors” as their location address. The findings have been handed to the OSBI, Mr Spradling. We demand that law enforcement seize all electronic devices within this house of horrors."

Those charges stemmed from allegations that McFadden exchanged nude photographs with a 16-year-old girl while in prison. During one of his visits to the property, Webster alleged that he found a receipt for padlocks, which were attached to restraints in the home, that reportedly showed McFadden purchased them only days before the murders. Justin Webster, the father of victim Ivy, also reportedly visited the property to review evidence left behind, according to the Daily Mail.

The suspect, Jesse McFadden, 39, also died of a gunshot wound to the head, Prentice said. All of those things — the restraints, the drug chocolate, the syringe that still had drugs in it — were still there. Ivy Webster and Brittany Brewer visited the home for a sleepover. But the video indicates that inside the house, there was no sleepover.