Justin Webster, who said he allowed Ivy to join a sleepover at the McFadden home not knowing anything about the man’s past, raised similar concerns about McFadden’s release. “I’ve lost my daughter and my grandchildren and I’m never going to get to see ’em, never going to get to hold them, and it’s killing me.” And because of that my children - my daughter and my grandchildren - are all gone,” Mayo said. People who perpetrate crimes like this are evil and normal folks like us can’t understand why they do it.” “Everyone wants to understand why,” he said. Prentice declined Wednesday to speculate on whether that is what led to the shooting.
“This is all on you for continuing this,” he finished.Ī solicitation conviction can mean a 10-year sentence the pornography charge could mean 20 years behind bars. And now, the unanswered questions she's tried so hard to put to rest begin to haunt Laurel anew.Authorities have declined to release a motive for the shootings, but McFadden had vowed not to return to prison in a series of ominous messages with his young victim.Īccording to screen grabs of the messages, forwarded to KOKI in Tulsa by the now 23-year-old woman McFadden allegedly groomed from prison, he said he was having success at a marketing job and “making great money.” His “great life” was now crumbling, he wrote, because of the soliciting and possessing images of child sex abuse charges.
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