TPD Sgt. Shane Tuell confirmed on Wednesday the investigation is ongoing, but said he did not know who or what was being investigated.

“I should have gone to prison,” Dana Barker said. “I did something horrible, but I don’t know that I should have given up the rest of my life.”

Many Oklahomans serving life without parole for crimes committed as juveniles have struggled to get their cases reopened for a new sentencing hearing or even to get the courts to appoint them an attorney.

The interim board of directors will oversee a foundation that will distribute funds to cities and counties participating in the Purdue settlement.

Turley Residential Center held 38 inmates as of Friday, but has a capacity for 180 inmates. Its inmates will be moved April 29 to Catalyst Behavioral Services in Enid, the state’s only remaining halfway house for females, according to DOC.