Logan County Sexual Predators

12/18/2025

An investigation called “Project Flicker” was carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This investigation identified over 5,000 individuals, including many affiliated with DOD, who were subscribed to child p**n websites.

The Pentagon’s Defense Criminal Investigative Service subsequently identified hundreds of DOD-affiliated individuals as suspects involved in accessing child p**nography, several of whom used government devices to view and share the images.

As a result of these findings, in 2019 Reps. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.) and Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) introduced legislation meant to halt the use of Department of Defense (DOD) computer networks by users for sharing or procuring p**nographic images of children.

It was called "The End National Defense Network Abuse Act." Under this legislation, The Defense Criminal Investigative Services (DIS) would have received training in how to root out and successfully prosecute those using Defense Department equipment to access and trade child p**n under. The bill also integrated DCIS into a “multi-jurisdictional task force” with “federal, state, and local law enforcement,” social services and child protection groups to help victims of child s*xual exploitation – and to roll back the tide of filth engulfing Defense Department networks.

But the legislation was never passed. A few individuals received jail time but what happened to all of the hundreds of others who were implicated?

Looking at darker stories like this beg us to ask questions about the nature of power in our world. Why is there a consistent coverup of wrongdoing at high levels of government? It's not a partisan issue either, it happens across the board. Can we expect a world where humanity can thrive if this kind of stuff can go on without accountability?

12/12/2025

I’ve been sitting on this and I think it’s time to share. We all know how improperly the Jesse Mack Butler case has been handled, and the more we learn about various predator cases in Payne Co, OK, the harder it becomes to call any of this coincidence.

Now stay with me here.

In 2022, First Assistant District Attorney Kevin D. Etherington, one of the highest-ranking prosecutors in Payne and Logan Counties, was arrested after 14 NCMEC cyber tips linked him to CSAM. OSBI agents searched his Stillwater home, seized evidence, and booked him on aggravated possession of CSAM and a computer-crimes violation.

That was November 2022. We are now only weeks away from 2026, and according to the official OSCN docket, Etherington’s jury trial is not scheduled until March 3, 2026.�That is a delay of more than three years, with no conviction, no trial, and no public resolution in the meantime, oh, and no proof it won’t be delayed further.

And here’s the part that raises even more concern: OSCN shows that every Payne County judge IMMEDIATELY recused themselves from his case on the DAY it was filed. It had to be reassigned to a judge from another county because the conflict of interest was so deep inside the Payne County courthouse. Instead of holding this man accountable and keeping kids safe, they decided to wash their hands of it.

It’s also important to remember who placed Etherington in that position of power. He was hand-selected and hired by District Attorney Laura Austin Thomas, the same DA in the Butler case. She then installed Kevin as her First Assistant DA, the #2 prosecutor in the entire district. Kevin shaped charging decisions, internal policy, and specifically how crimes against children were handled. He also worked directly with the same judges and attorneys who oversaw the Jesse Mack Butler case.

And this is where a troubling pattern begins to emerge.

Multiple verified local sources report that Judge Kulling, the regional presiding judge, privately drafted the plea deal in the Butler case, that’s NOT something judges are not supposed to do. Crafting plea agreements is the responsibility of the District Attorney’s Office, not the bench. Yet according to these sources, Kulling wrote the deal behind closed doors and expected it to stand.

And who carried it out?�Judge Worthington, who serves under him in the judicial hierarchy.

Local sources are also alleging that Kulling, former DA Laura Thomas, and others connected to the Etherington era may be working behind the scenes to keep Etherington’s case from moving forward, at least any time soon. These claims have not been confirmed publicly, but the concern is growing because:
Etherington’s case has been stalled for more than 3 years,
All local judges recused themselves immediately,
And the trial is now delayed until March 2026.

So this is what Payne County is showing us, not one isolated failure, but a pattern:

- A top prosecutor charged with crimes involving children.�
- A District Attorney who hired him and oversaw the office he helped shape.�
- A presiding judge allegedly crafting plea agreements in private.�- A subordinate judge enforcing them.�
- And an entire courthouse where every safeguard meant to protect victims seems to be collapsing inward.

No wonder the Butler case ended the way it did. No wonder the community is demanding answers.��Because when cases involving children keep getting mishandled, minimized, delayed, or quietly redirected, it stops looking like a mistake, and starts looking like a system that is broken from within.

Drop your thoughts in the comments about this one and don’t forget to follow. AND, if you haven’t yet signed the petition to end easy plea deals for child predators, please do so, the link is below. �

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12/12/2025

I’ve been sitting on this and I think it’s time to share. We all know how improperly the Jesse Mack Butler case has been handled, and the more we learn about various predator cases in Payne Co, OK, the harder it becomes to call any of this coincidence.

Now stay with me here.

In 2022, First Assistant District Attorney Kevin D. Etherington, one of the highest-ranking prosecutors in Payne and Logan Counties, was arrested after 14 NCMEC cyber tips linked him to CSAM. OSBI agents searched his Stillwater home, seized evidence, and booked him on aggravated possession of CSAM and a computer-crimes violation.

That was November 2022. We are now only weeks away from 2026, and according to the official OSCN docket, Etherington’s jury trial is not scheduled until March 3, 2026.�That is a delay of more than three years, with no conviction, no trial, and no public resolution in the meantime, oh, and no proof it won’t be delayed further.

And here’s the part that raises even more concern: OSCN shows that every Payne County judge IMMEDIATELY recused themselves from his case on the DAY it was filed. It had to be reassigned to a judge from another county because the conflict of interest was so deep inside the Payne County courthouse. Instead of holding this man accountable and keeping kids safe, they decided to wash their hands of it.

It’s also important to remember who placed Etherington in that position of power. He was hand-selected and hired by District Attorney Laura Austin Thomas, the same DA in the Butler case. She then installed Kevin as her First Assistant DA, the #2 prosecutor in the entire district. Kevin shaped charging decisions, internal policy, and specifically how crimes against children were handled. He also worked directly with the same judges and attorneys who oversaw the Jesse Mack Butler case.

And this is where a troubling pattern begins to emerge.

Multiple verified local sources report that Judge Kulling, the regional presiding judge, privately drafted the plea deal in the Butler case, that’s NOT something judges are not supposed to do. Crafting plea agreements is the responsibility of the District Attorney’s Office, not the bench. Yet according to these sources, Kulling wrote the deal behind closed doors and expected it to stand.

And who carried it out?�Judge Worthington, who serves under him in the judicial hierarchy.

Local sources are also alleging that Kulling, former DA Laura Thomas, and others connected to the Etherington era may be working behind the scenes to keep Etherington’s case from moving forward, at least any time soon. These claims have not been confirmed publicly, but the concern is growing because:
Etherington’s case has been stalled for more than 3 years,
All local judges recused themselves immediately,
And the trial is now delayed until March 2026.

So this is what Payne County is showing us, not one isolated failure, but a pattern:

- A top prosecutor charged with crimes involving children.�
- A District Attorney who hired him and oversaw the office he helped shape.�
- A presiding judge allegedly crafting plea agreements in private.�- A subordinate judge enforcing them.�
- And an entire courthouse where every safeguard meant to protect victims seems to be collapsing inward.

No wonder the Butler case ended the way it did. No wonder the community is demanding answers.��Because when cases involving children keep getting mishandled, minimized, delayed, or quietly redirected, it stops looking like a mistake, and starts looking like a system that is broken from within.

Drop your thoughts in the comments about this one and don’t forget to follow. AND, if you haven’t yet signed the petition to end easy plea deals for child predators, please do so, the link is below. �

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Stop Plea Deals for Child Predators

12/09/2025

Every 75 seconds someone is s*xually assaulted in the United States, not just by the general public but also by people that should be trusted. The low rate of reporting leads to the conclusion that more than 90 percent of all s*x offenders are living in communities nationwide without ever having been charged for their crime..
Sexual assault happens on every level.
Just because they have a badge does not mean they can be trusted. Unfortunately the Police, Judges, D.A., Teachers ,Doctors, Firefighters, Pastors, Lawyers, DHS as well as several other positions of power have been building a bad reputation for themselves for quite some time. If they continue to be arrested and charged for crimes such as s*xual assault, brutality, murder, home invasion, trafficking among a laundry list of many other things they will continue to build a bad reputation.
We support good law enforcement, good teachers, and good people. Just because we expose the corrupt ones does not mean we don’t support those who do good. We aren’t anti law enforcement, we aren’t anti military, we aren’t anti child protective services, etc. but, we don’t stand for unethical acts.
Please click the link below to see names and addresses of predators in your area.
According to our research of Oklahoma and other state lists, there were 82 registered s*x offenders living in Guthrie as of December 09, 2025. The ratio of all residents to s*x offenders in Guthrie is 137 to 1.
Read more: https://www.city-data.com/so/so-Guthrie-Oklahoma.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawHpDUlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHevGzZ6KC69dRHseD_zX6bJTFtPq0LVfYa8b0IJJBIQMlHAXY2Hgb5zeDA_aem_--6Nd_4LJ9EIAShlu7xKD

Registered s*x offenders in Guthrie, Oklahoma

12/09/2025

We should treat pedophiles like the Germans treated the Jews during the Holocaust.

11/28/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1B9ZUBSsaS/

10/23/2025

Jesse Butler deserves the death sentence, we shouldn't have to sponsor his prison sentence.

10/15/2025

We need more guys like this!

A father accused of killing his 14-year-old daughter's alleged ra**st announced he is running for sheriff because the "system failed."

10/09/2025

WAYLON LEE RUSH

10/09/2025

Jesse Mack Butler

08/25/2025

NOTE: I’ve updated the story of the 11 year old that gave birth at home last week.

-The DNA test results are in and prosecutors say Dustin Walker is the father of the 11 year old's baby.
-Prosecutors have added charges against him for s*xual abuse of a minor and charges against Cherie Walker for permitting s*xual abuse and new child neglect charges against both of them, covering the other children in the home that are 9, 7, 6, 4 and 2 years old.

NOTE: IF THERE IS A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A S*X ABUSE VICTIM AND THE ABUSER, WE NEVER REPORT IT, AS A WAY TO PROTECT THE VICTIM'S IDENTITY AND MINIMIZE HARM--SO DON'T ADD IT TO COMMENTS!

-Facebook won't let me post the link to the story on newson6.com so I've copied and pasted the story here;

MUSKOGEE, Okla. -
A Muskogee County couple, previously charged with child neglect after a young child in their care gave birth at home without medical care, now faces additional allegations, including s*xual abuse and further neglect.

Dustin Walker is now charged with s*xual abuse of a minor, while Cherie Walker faces charges of enabling child s*xual abuse. Prosecutors have also added further counts of child neglect, covering both the childbirth case and the child's siblings in their care.

This comes after a DNA test confirmed Dustin was the father of the child.

The couple initially faced neglect charges after the 11-year-old had not seen a doctor in over a year and gave birth at home, authorities said. Assistant District Attorney Janet Hutson said the adults claimed they were unaware of the child's pregnancy and described her as “rather petite,” while adding the infant was of normal size.

“This child is traumatized,” Hutson told News On 6. “She's been through a horrific ordeal. Not only has somebody gotten her pregnant, but she gave birth at home without medical assistance, and this will be her life for the rest of her life.”

Hutson said that doctors, nurses, or teachers typically notice these cases and report them, but since the child was not in school or may have been homeschooled, the pregnancy went unnoticed.

The Muskogee County DA urged the public to report suspicions of abuse to law enforcement, the Department of Human Services, or the district attorney’s office.

The couple remains jailed on a $100,000 bond, and Hutson said more charges may be filed as the investigation continues.

-These remain charges, not convictions.
KOTV - News On 6

08/23/2025

JACK STANLEY WHEELER