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Ivy Webster: Henryetta homicide victim, 14, suffered sexual assault at hands of killer Jesse McFadden, claims attorney

The victim's grandmother made videos inside the 'house of horrors' which showed handcuffs, bondage collars, lube, books on witchcraft, and sex toys

HENRYETTA, OKLAHOMA: The family of a victim who was found dead along with six others on a Henryetta property on Monday, May 1, fears she might have suffered sexual assault in her final moments before death. Cameron Spradling represents the family of slain Ivy Webster, 14, who was killed in a mass murder-suicide by Jesse McFadden, 39.

The attorney claimed on social media that the authorities did not seize computers and cell phones when they witnessed the inside of the "house of horrors" in Henryetta. Law enforcement officials said that McFadden, who was a registered sex offender fatally shot his wife, her three children, and their two friends, before finally killing himself. The victims were later identified as his wife, Holly Guess, 35, and her children, Rylee Elizabeth Allen, 17; Michael James Mayo, 15; and Tiffany Dore Guess, 13. The two other victims who were visiting the home for a sleepover were identified as Brittany Brewer, 15, and Webster.

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What did the attorney say?

"No words can express this family's fear that the sexual assault of their baby girl has been placed on the dark web," said Spradling. "We demand that law enforcement seize all electronic devices and hunt down all sexual predators who have witnessed the suffering of Ivy Webster."

What did the chief medical examiner say?

According to The Oklahoman, the chief medical examiner, Dr Eric Pfeifer, said his office "examined each decedent for physical signs of sexual assault and obtained standard evidence samples, including those for possible sexual assault." "Like establishing beyond-a-doubt scientific ID, it will take a little time to put all the evidence together to confidently assert that sexual assault occurred. The results will be given directly to law enforcement, who will advise the families first," Dr Pfeifer said.

Webster's grandmother recorded McFadden's house

The grandmother of the victim, Shannon Boykin, took cellphone videos inside McFadden's house on Thursday afternoon. The video shows handcuffs, bondage collars, and lube in a laundry room. It also shows books on witchcraft and sex toys in the master bedroom and a chain hooked to the wall behind the bed. Videos of the kitchen show a chain hooked to a counter.

'That sick evil monster!'

Twitter users also reacted after they heard the news. One user tweeted, "Its so distressing. How many more victims could there be? Why was he even out of prison in the first place? No cure for guys like him." Another wrote, "But what baffles me is, the girls were seen with him in the early morning hours of Monday. And then the oldest daughter was not near rest of family when killed. The younger daughter was the friend that they had planned a sleepover with."

One tweeted, "There must be a TON of people these days that are ok ignoring obvious red flags.... how are these people not known to EVERYONE in an area as a danger !?" while another posted, "Omg !!! That sick evil monster!!! My heart just aches for the innocent victims and their families who now have to live their lives knowing what horror their babies had to go through in their last day :( tragic." "Horrible, with this sicko’s prior record he probably did that to all the girls. Monster", wrote one.

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