Four Missing From Oklahoma

[crrcboatz]

We don't know the range or weapon he used to engage the thieves in 2012 or in the recent incident, so saying he isn't accurate or skilled enough may not be fair. I would bet they sold converters to him from time to time and saw a large pile and decided to go for it. This would require them to get into a building or container of some type making the distance much closer. It may not have been the first time they stole from him. He was waiting on them and was better prepared than he was in 2012. Also, he wouldn't have used their janky off-brand sawzall; he would have used his own. The bodies are hacked up because it was only him or him and a friend and he needed to move them covertly. There is no cartel or mob connection like you see in the movies. It's just a sketchy man who didn't want to be a victim.

Seriously doubt they’d carry off very many convertors ON bikes!

 

[918evo]

Seriously doubt they’d carry off very many convertors ON bikes!

I didn't say it was a good plan. They may have had a friend with a car ready to pick them up, planned on stealing one from the salvage, or just not thought it through all the way. They were not intelligent people.

 

[Shoot Summ]

Since many are wildly speculating what happened, I'll add mine to this. The 4 found out the Salvage owner had something of value, not converters, likely drugs or a large sum of cash. They decided to try to take it, although he was already aware it was going down and was prepared and took care of the problems, then bounced to go hide the item of value, or transfer to someone that he wanted to make sure wouldn't be unhappy with him.

 

[AER244]

To quote rooster cogburn:

Them hogs! They may have moved the body!

 

[Foxfire5]

Gotta re-write the book. No 55 gal. drums mentioned.

That's what I thought. No Drums.

 

[Foxfire5]

That's what I thought. No Drums.

Hey! Maybe it's the same guy that offed Jimmy Hoffa?? But probably not. Too sloppy!

 

[C_Hallbert]

The alternative is they dismembered each other in a game of chop poker, rains or wind carried their remains into the river.

This theory (similar to my own) has an extraordinarily high degree of probability.

 

[osu007]

This theory (similar to my own) has an extraordinarily high degree of probability.

I don’t know. They were such good boys…. I think they were “mountain biking”, and were following one another down a trail/path. It was pretty dark, and they were riding so fast, and it was rough, and they didn’t see the washout. They couldn’t stop, and everyone just crashed one after another, falling down a steep embankment that had a lot of jagged rocks and sharp debris, causing the dis-memberment, and scattering of body parts…..

 

[Foxfire5]

I don’t know. They were such good boys…. I think they were “mountain biking”, and were following one another down a trail/path. It was pretty dark, and they were riding so fast, and it was rough, and they didn’t see the washout. They couldn’t stop, and everyone just crashed one after another, falling down a steep embankment that had a lot of jagged rocks and sharp debris, causing the dis-memberment, and scattering of body parts…..

Good One! LOL!!

 

[CutBaitNBlowSh*tUp4ALivin]

He's been extradited back to Oklahoma as of today

https://okcfox.com/news/local/perso...murders-returns-to-jail-on-unrelated-charges#