Comments on: The Bryan County Jail

By: amanda scott

amanda scott — Sat, 21 May 2011 13:23:00 +0000

i was recently bonded out of the bryan county jail just 2 days ago well let me tell you some of the employees are great but they all lie when i asked if i could have my medications for diabeties i was refused them but others was getting narcotics the food was cold every meal i was in the for traffic tickets which i was treated as a murderer and yet when i asked them if my husband had called they said no and he has since proved he did in fact call several times i never wanna go back to that place there are wires hanging out of wall where it had caught on fire before the are 7 girls on the floor they are allowed 2 tampons a day no toilet paper it is in hmaine to have any one there i honestly would not place my dog or enemy in that place and do plan on calling govener of oklahoma about it i was also refused my call since i am out of texas then it’s just too bad for you crazy also girls get lunch after 3pm when it is due at 12pm to 1pm i really feel bad for those i left behind and i will never go back cause i will take care of my sh** for now on bet that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: sheila haddock

sheila haddock — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 21:19:14 +0000

my son has been in jail for 4 months he has mental problems want even take him to see a counsler get him on his medicine they don’t feed them enough to fill them up and letting them take cold shower in this frezzing wheater they might of done wrong but there not dogs ive talk to alot of people and found out my son shouldnt even be in there because of his mental problems hes by poliar and has a majior mood disorder took the papper to his lawyer she wouldn’t even try to help theres a few people i know that can walk in that places and get right back out ive been told by the social security offices he would never make it in prison and they give him five years he all so has chronic nadik episode

By: John R. Wright, Ph.D.

John R. Wright, Ph.D. — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 23:28:27 +0000

Added for whoever moderates: I can document all of this and much more. Tinsley has a criminal record in Texas, which was ignored by the Durant police. Prior provocations including stalking (by Tinsley) were also ignored. He zeroed in on Faron for about two weeks before actually killing him. The parentage of the daughter is not in question. The family never doubted that she was Faron’s based on facial features, but we also have DNA information (for 99.998% confidence) based on sixteen point profiling. I have accepted my grandson’s death and the fact that nothing will be done about it, but that still leaves the questions that ought to concern Oklahomans: Just how much is the Durant system mixed up in all of the drug trafficking? Are they in fact part of it? What does it mean when a prosecutor doesn’t charge the one who killed her own witness? This incident has been thoroughly covered up by local newspapers and other media. Why?

JRW (retired, now living in Cotter Arkansas)

By: John R. Wright, Ph.D.

John R. Wright, Ph.D. — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 12:42:35 +0000

One of those jail walk-outs in Durant was Bobby Don Mullinix, and he killed Tristan York within about nine hours of leaving the jail. Bobby had help. Charles Bussey participated in Tristan’s murder. That happened in May of 2007. Then in December of 2007 my grandson, Faron Wright, was shot to death just a few days before his court date as a prosecution witness. Faron had witnessed the Tristan York murder, and that’s what his role as a prosecution witness was about. Faron also knew about interstate drug trafficking.

The one who killed Faron was named: Tres Church Tinsley, a Texan. That sure looks like a murder for two good reasons:

1. The aggravated homicide of a prosecution witness (in Durant, of course).

2. Faron’s daughter was in the house when and where the shooting took place.

Mullinix is now at Holdenville, for life, and Bussey is at Lawton, also for life. So where is Tinsley incarcerated? He isn’t! Emily Redman, the District Attorney, turned him loose on the very day he killed Faron. She treated it as a case of “self-defense,” i.e., she evoked the castle law. Never mind that Oklahoma Statute 1289.25 takes exception to children or grandchildren present (sub-part C.2.). It looks like Faron’s daughter was the bait that lured him to his death.

What the public doesn’t know is that Bussey, York and all the others in his group (including Faron) moved methamphetamine from McKinney Texas to the Durant area less than 24 hours before York was murdered. This isn’t hearsay because it’s all recorded in the sworn testimonies of the Bussey and Mullinix trial preliminaries. What is hearsay (but is probably true) is that the drug deal in McKinney was with Mexicans. And here is an interesting pair of facts: Bobby Don Mullinix calls Bells Texas his home town. Last June Tres Church Tinsley married a girl from Whitewright Texas. Bells and Whitewright are about seven miles apart. Could there be a connection?

It isn’t just the jail in Durant. Look at the Calvin Sterling incident, and you will see more of this kind of thing.

By: Ronald Bowman

Ronald Bowman — Wed, 28 May 2008 00:21:40 +0000

Why not talk about the multiple deaths that have been caused by the renegade Sapulpa Police Department? How about Creek County’s District Attorney Max Cook and his child molesting investigator who was not fired or even suspended until a public outcry was fronted in the Sapulpa Daily Herald.

This information can be easily researched in the Herald archives and confirmed by several people. It’s just the tip of the iceberg for corruption in Creek County and Sapulpa.