Oklahoma Justice System Criticized After Sex Offender's Release Leads to Tragic Deaths.

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The first reported victim of convicted sex offender Jesse McFadden, who was found dead with six others, including two missing Oklahoma teens, has criticized the justice system for releasing him from jail after serving a 17-year sentence for her rape. McFadden was due in court for separate child porn charges when he became the prime suspect in the killings of six people found dead at his Henryetta property. Five of the dead were teens, including the missing girls. McFadden was released in 2020 despite facing separate child porn charges.
- Victim of Oklahoma sex offender found dead with 6 others slams 'justice system' over his prison release New York Post
- Bodies found in Oklahoma: 7 dead in Henryetta; victims remembered USA TODAY
- Father of Oklahoma teen found dead with six others didn't know about sex offender's conviction Daily Mail
- Fundraisers set up for victims in Okmulgee County homicide investigation KOKI FOX 23 TULSA
- Oklahoma woman: Sex offender controlled daughter's family WGN News
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