Okmulgee, Oklahoma Suspect Joe Kennedy II Found
Okmulgee police revealed that the suspect in the case of the four men who were found dead is now arrested and is in custody currently. While they also revealed that the suspect was found in a vehicle that was reported to be stolen earlier to the County Sherriff’s office on the 17th of October 2022. Joe Kennedy is the suspect in this case who was reported to be arrested and he was taken to police custody after he was found by the police. Officer revealed that he was arrested in Daytona Beach shores in Florida. A warrant was used where police also sought public assistance in finding the suspect in this case and they said that the police are looking forward to his arrest.
Who are The Victims?
The victims, in this case, were identified as Mark Chastain aged 32, Billy Chastain aged 30, Mile Sparks aged 32, and Alex Stevens aged 29. The four friends were riding bicycles in the forest when they were last seen in Okmulgee and the four of them were reported to be missing after going on a bicycle ride later when the police investigated they were informed that a dead body was found in the lake. Upon investigation, the four friends were found to be dead and their cycles were missing. One of the victim’s mobiles was found in the house garden area of Joe and the man was missing from his house which raised questions.
Okmulgee, Oklahoma Suspect Joe Kennedy II Arrested
Police stated that when someone near the river saw something suspicious in the river and informed the police, they found the four friends’ dead bodies that were missing. Joe after the case was initiated was reported to be missing but he never really was connected to the case. Police upon investigation concluded that in this case Joe was not related and he was not the murderer. He just stole the car in which he was found later but he was not connected to the murders. Kennedy’s arrest was made on Monday and the Tweet was released on Tuesday which suggests that the killer is out there and upon further investigations, police might conclude something.
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