The first to go missing was a convicted burglar who raised bulldogs at a compound in Logan County that would become a killing ground. The name of his business was God’s Miraculous Bully Kennel. More: Human remains found, Oklahoma white supremacist leader might be connected The second was a Missouri woman living in a camper on the semirural site. In a desperate phone call, she had asked a friend to tell her daughter that she loved her. The third was a pipeline worker nicknamed “Batman” whose pickup was abandoned on railroad tracks near Choctaw. The last were newlyweds from Missouri. Their pickup was found shot up south of Guthrie. In all, 12 disappearances have come under investigation by a task force that has focused on the alleged leader of a violent white supremacist prison gang, according to records obtained by The Oklahoman. The records portray a chilling litany of violence in the rural outskirts of Oklahoma City that has largely been kept out of the spotlight even as the number of people missing and confirmed dead has grown.
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