You‘re Doing Fine Oklahoma...

In October 1997, Ronald Fluke decided that his wife and two girls would be better off dead than living with the shame of having a father with a failed business. He would use a hatchet and a gun to murder his family, then calmly turn himself in to the police. 

This man was just one of many family annihilators that we have researched over the years, but you may have never heard of this one. 

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E.C. Mullendore was the heir to one of the largest cattle ranches in Oklahoma. When he is found dead inside his home and his body guard is injured, the hunt for his killer would to "Kansas City Professionals" *wink wink. Was it a professional hit or was it closer to home? Listen in as Shan takes us to Eastern Oklahoma and the 40 year hunt for a Killer. 

Jaymie Adams was a regular Oklahoma girl with some secrets. When she goes missing after a routine meeting, her husband is reluctant to tell her secrets, until the pressure is on. This story is pretty dark, so hold on. 

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48 Year old Denise Stice was a professional in her field. She worked as civilian on Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma. In late November 2007, Denise would be murdered in a case that is still a mystery to this day. What happened to Denise and who killed this woman who seemed to have it all?

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In July 2000, Chanda Turner was a 23 year old woman living her best summer life in Oklahoma. Lake days merged into work days and she was holding it all down. Her life seemed like a normal 20 something life, until she is found dead on her own back porch one night. 

What actually happened that night? Did she shoot herself and then somehow get rid of the gun? Or was she shot and a crime covered up?

Hopefully Chanda's parents will get some closure and some justice in the death of their daughter. 

On the surface, when you search "Sandy Rea" you'll find a very short story: she disappeared from a Bowling Alley in Shawnee, OK. 

Underneath the main headline, though, are far more sinister theories and allegations about her disappearance. Her mother has worked tirelessly to keep Sandy's case at the forefront of everyone's mind, but why has there been no resolution after all these years?

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This week's episode is a replay of an episode we released back in 2022. 

The murder of Rob Andrew rocked the Central Oklahoma area, especially after it was determined that his Sunday school teacher wife Brenda Andrew orchestrated his murder.

Brenda's final death sentence appeal was exhausted recently, so we wanted to bring this episode back to remind everyone what the woman in the smiling prison photos did. 

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The unexplained death of Aileen Conway in April of 1986 has left us with more questions than answers. Was she murdered or was it a horrible accident? 

This woman was a mom of 7 who had been married to her sweetheart for 33 years... it took her husband conducting his own investigation to even get things moving in this case. Will her family ever get answers?

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Ponzi schemes ruin lives. Con men take advantage of people with grandiose promises and low or no returns on investment. One Oklahoma man holds the distinction of perpetrating the largest con in history in the Oil and Gas sector. Coy Everett took over $30 million from Oklahoma investors and squandered the funds in a large Ponzi scheme... but then he just kept going. 

This one isn't our typical murder and mayhem episode, this one takes a look at white collar crime and justice in Oklahoma.

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Chi brings us another bananas tale from the swinging 60's (and 70's) in Oklahoma. This one has so much crime, that we had to leave some out! Rex Brinlee, Jr. was committing lots of crime in Eastern Oklahoma in the 60's while also pretending to have it all together as a prominent business man. You won't believe all the stuff this guy pulled off by eluding or beating prosecution. 

Please check out the documentary on Youtube: "Brinlee". 

If you have any suggestions for new cases, old cases, or you just want to say "hey!", please email us at: [email protected] or message us on Instagram @ur_doing_fine_ok_pod.