On August 4, 2016, 73-year-old Floyd Andrew Hathcoat was found killed in his rural home on Tiger Mountain in McIntosh County, Oklahoma. A neighbor discovered his body; deputies who responded also found 42-year-old Terry Alan Wetselline dead inside the residence. Spent rifle casings and a single 9mm casing were recovered at the scene.

The next day authorities arrested Floyd’s son, Christopher Jason Hathcoat, in Cherokee County. He was taken into custody initially on an unrelated burglary charge and later charged in the deaths. Investigators recovered one victim’s truck in Christopher Hathcoat’s possession; a search of the vehicle reportedly produced a rifle, ammunition, and a large amount of cash.

At an August 2018 jury trial in McIntosh County, the jury convicted Christopher Hathcoat of the murder of Terry Alan Wetselline but found him not guilty of the murder of his father, Floyd Hathcoat; he received a life sentence with the possibility of parole for the single conviction. Does anyone have additional information about the case or knew either victim?