OSBI Returns To Jesse McFadden's Home In Henryetta

The OSBI is collecting more evidence from the Henryetta property where a convicted sex offender shot six people, including teens and his wife, then killed himself.

This comes after Governor Stitt said he has concerns about the investigation.

Investigators moved in and out of the McFadden house appearing to gather more evidence on the case.

There was a U-Haul and an OSBI Mobile Analysis truck where they took those items from inside the house.

Related Story: DA Addresses Concerns Over Items Left At Home On Henryetta Property Where 7 Found Dead. 

Video taken by Ivy Webster's grandmother inside the home showed computers, evidence of drug use, and other things we are not able to show on TV.

She expressed concerns investigators left evidence behind.

After she made the video, a deputy returned to the house and collected more of the electronics.

Family members expressed concern there could be graphic videos convicted rapist Jesse McFadden made before killing everyone. However, investigators say they’re not aware of such videos.

On Saturday, Ivy Webster’s family attorney issued the following statement:

“As attorney for the Ivy Webster family I have received confirmation that the investigation involving the contents within the house & the forensic investigation of all electronic devices discovered by the family has been turned back over to the OSBI.”

OSBI has not released a statement about its return to the property.

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