Logan County Sexual Predators

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

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We need more guys like this!

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

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 sexual abuse of a minor and charges against Cherie Walker for permitting sexual 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 SEX 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 sexual abuse and further neglect.

Dustin Walker is now charged with sexual abuse of a minor, while Cherie Walker faces charges of enabling child sexual 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.
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