Transcript of 911 call made from scene of mass killing to be released
Attorneys for the two defendants, Robert and Michael Bever, had sought to get the recording sealed.
Jono Helmerich: Park land OK for REI store
Member of family that donated park land says REI store would be good use for property.
“We have said we think— and it would be in the best interests of the city— to have attractions to enhance the property,” Helmerich said. “I think a responsible commercial layout is a good thing for that property.”
Woman says she witnessed Fairmont Terrace killings, investigators doubt story
Susie Canady says she witnessed the 2013 slayings of four women at Fairmont Terrace. Prosecutors and police say she’s not a credible witness, but defense attorneys for the men charged in the killings are fighting to get her version of events on the record.
Embattled former deputy meets with head of grand jury investigation into TCSO
Clark is one of four high-ranking TCSO deputies to be either let go or demoted since the April 2 Eric Harris scandal. Harris was shot and killed that day during a botched undercover gun sting by reserve deputy Robert Bates, a 73-year-old insurance executive who volunteered with TCSO’s Violent Crimes Task Force.
Brothers held in Broken Arrow massacre plead not guilty
Robert and Michael Bever appeared only briefly Monday, visible inside a cramped bottom floor courtroom via video arraignment.
Sheriff circulated letter calling citizen group ‘brainwashed’
Who is behind an anonymous two-page letter attacking a group that circulated a grand jury petition? Records show Sheriff Stanley Glanz passed the letter around to members of a shadowy group called the Royal Order of Jesters.
Listen Frontier: Bobby and Ziva discuss The Frontier
In this week’s podcast, host RJ Young chats with publisher Bobby Lorton and editor Ziva Branstetter about the launch of The Frontier’s full site. Bobby and Ziva chat about what readers can expect if they become members.
‘Great mystery:’ New OGS director welcomes challenging new environment
The state is on pace to smash last year’s newly-set earthquake record. At this rate, Oklahomans will top last year’s total sometime in early August and the state will breeze past the 900 mark at the end of the year.
