There has to be some common sense.

There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir. They have the car stop intended to branch, Michael Byther.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello, everyone, good afternoon.

I'm Bill Cannon from Police Off the Cuff, a retired, 27-year veteran of the NYPD, retired as a sergeant at a Manhattan North Homicide Squad.

Today I'm reporting on a case out of Henry Ada, Oklahoma, which is sort of a horrific case, and it didn't maybe initially attract so much news,

but there's so many failures in this case from, you know, right from the beginning.

The protagonist in this case, you might say, is a guy named Jesse McFadden, age 39, a convicted rapist.

And this is where the story begins and ends. And just really, when I say begins and ends, just horrific. You see up on the screen, these are the,

these, well, excuse me,

these aren't the people that all lost their lives.

The ones that lost their lives are right here.

Riley is Elizabeth Allen, Michael James Mayo,

Tiffany Dorges,

Holly Guess, who was the wife of Jesse McFadden, married to him for one year.

And Ivy Webster and Brittany Brewer, two young ladies 14 years old who were invited over this household for what was supposed to be a slumber party.

And it became something much, much worse than that.

And it's just horrific what occurred here.

Police that investigated the Oklahoma property were a sex offender, who was, of course,

Jesse McFadden. He gunned down his wife and five teens before killing himself last week.

They failed to find, the police failed to find bloody clothing, but they did find bones and other

horrifying things at the scene.

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