Joseph Kennedy waives extradition in Okmulgee, Oklahoma case
A person of interest sought by police investigating the shooting deaths and dismemberments of four Okmulgee men has agreed to return to Oklahoma.
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A person of interest sought by police investigating the shooting deaths and dismemberments of four Okmulgee men has agreed to return to Oklahoma.
Joseph Kennedy, the suspect in a quadruple Oklahoma homicide, has been named along with his wife in a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the deceased men's families.
Joseph Kennedy, 67, was arrested in Florida and named as a person of interest for the murders of Mark, 32, and Billy Chastain, 30, and Mike Sparks, 32.
Funeral arrangements have been set for three of the four men found shot and dismembered earlier this month in an Okmulgee river.
An Oklahoman authorities seek to visit with after finding four shot and dismembered men near Okmulgee told Florida police he planned to kill himself.