The mystery begins to unravel all around corpses of seven people – including two missing teenage girls and a man convicted of rape – found near a house in town Enrieta, Oklahoma.

The circumstances under which the tragedy unfolded are still unknown, but the two young girls were wanted by the police, who believed they were at his home. Jesse McFadden39 years.

McFadden was convicted of rape in 2003 and he was scheduled to appear in court on Monday yesterday in another case, accused of possession of child pornography and attempted sexual intercourse with a minor. But he never went to court.

The bodies have not yet been officially identified. It is believed that among them are two teenage girls aged 14 and 16 and McFadden himself.

“We believe we have found who we were looking for this morning,” the Okmulgee County Sheriff said. Eddie Ricetalking about “tragedy”.

One woman, Janet Maggio, posted on Facebook that her daughter and three grandchildren were also among the victims. Her daughter was married to McFadden, whom Mexicoo called a “monster”. “My daughter loved her children and, yes, married the man who killed them, but was seduced by his charms,” she wrote in her post.

The two missing teenagers, Ivy Webster and Brittany Brewer, were friends with one of McFadden’s ancestors and left to spend the night at the family’s home, according to Fox 23. The girl’s father, Nathan Brewer, confirmed to local KOTV that his daughter is dead. “Britany was very outgoing,” he said, adding that she would soon be participating in local beauty pageants. “And now she never will, because she is dead. Left”.