The bodies of two missing teenage girls, aged 14 and 16, are found with their killer, who took his own life after also killing his daughter, wife and two sons
- Seven bodies were discovered Monday in Henryetta, Oklahoma
- The bodies were found during a search for two missing teenage girls
- Ivy Webster, 14, and Brittany Brewster, 16, have been identified as victims
The bodies of seven people were discovered in Oklahoma as officers searched for two young girls who went missing over the weekend.
Ivy Webster, 14, and Brittany Brewster, 16, were both found dead Monday in a Henryetta, Oklahoma home next to the body of Jesse McFadden.
The four other bodies were not positively identified by the Okmulgee County Sheriff, according to News On 6.
The girls reportedly wanted to go swimming with McFadden’s stepdaughter Tiffany before they disappeared.
McFadden has a criminal history, including rape and theft convictions in Pittsburg County in 2004. He is also on the sex offender registry.
Ivy Webster, 14, and Brittany Brewster, 16, were both found dead Monday in a Henryetta, Oklahoma home next to the body of Jesse McFadden
McFadden has a criminal history, including rape and theft convictions in Pittsburg County in 2004. He is also on the sex offender registry
At the time, law enforcement refused to identify the other four victims found at McFadden’s property.
Local outlets have reported that investigators believe the bodies belong to Holly McFadden – the man’s wife – her two sons and Tiffany.
According to a post from Ivy’s grandmother, the two girls were supposed to be home by 5pm on Sunday but never made it home.
“Ask for prayers now!! My daughter called me at 11pm last night to let me know that my granddaughter Ivy Webster (Cheney) is missing,” wrote Shannon Boykin.
The grandmother shared photos of the 14-year-old and asked anyone with information about her granddaughter’s disappearance to get in touch.
Boykin wrote that both Ivy’s and Brittany’s phones would go to voicemail.
According to law enforcement, Ivy, Brittany and Tiffany were supposed to go swimming at a ranch in McAlester – a town 40 miles away – but never got there.
Fears were heightened after it was revealed McFadden was due to appear in court Monday morning on a child pornography-related charge.
Erin Christy for KJRH reported that she spoke to Ivy’s mother, who said her daughter’s location service was shut down sometime on Sunday.
“She didn’t know about McFadden’s criminal record. She says it’s very unlike her not to respond to texts or calls,” Christy wrote of her conversation with Ivy’s mom.
The girls were reported missing early Monday morning after failing to arrive home on Sunday
Tiffany McFadden was scheduled to go swimming with Ivy and Brittany on Sunday
Fears were heightened after it was revealed McFadden was due to appear in court Monday morning on a child pornography-related charge
A heavy police presence has been reported at the location where the McFaddens are reported to be living
This is the home where seven bodies were found Monday in Henryetta, Oklahoma
Only three of the seven bodies discovered were positively identified Monday night
Late Monday night, Brittany’s father spoke to News On 6 that he was devastated by his daughter’s death.
“Brittany was an outgoing person. She was actually chosen to be Miss Henryetta … turning up for this national miss pageant in Tulsa in July,” said Nathan Brewer.
“And now she won’t make it because she’s dead. She’s gone, he continued.
The matter is being further investigated by Oklahoma officials.