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Oklahoma group investigating unsolved 'OKC Butcher' murders
The nonprofit will review records and speak with witnesses as it looks for fresh evidence in three Oklahoma City killings that remain unsolved.
- Next month, Oklahoma Cold Cases plans to reopen the investigation into the "OKC Butcher" murders, with Amanda Newland-Davis stating the nonprofit will dig through records to uncover new leads.
- In 1986, police linked the murders of Cathy Shackleford, Arley Killian, and Marcia "Tina" Sanders, with remains discovered within one square mile—an area significantly altered by Interstate 235 construction.
- Henry Lee Lucas, known as the "Confession Killer," falsely confessed to Killian's murder, while Newland-Davis noted Sanders used 12 different aliases, complicating the investigation.
- Newland-Davis observed the killer appeared to taunt police by leaving additional remains in the same spot two or three days after the initial discovery of Killian's remains.
- Oklahoma Cold Cases intends to continue digging through records for leads, as Newland-Davis emphasized the group will not stop simply because they cannot find individuals.
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