WITH MACK’S FAMILY EARLIER TODAY. >>DAY. BRENT MACK WAS REPORTED MISSING IN LATE SEPTEMBER, HE WAS LAST SEEN HERE AT THE INTERSECTION OF FIRST AND CLEVELAND IN GUTHRIE. HIS FAMILY CONFIRMING POCELI FOUND HIS REMAINS ON THURSDAY. >> TODAY WE HAVE A BODY, WE TGO MY BROTHER’S REMAINS FOUND AS OF YESTERDA AY,ND THE PERPETRORAT IS IN CUSTY.OD >> BRENT MACK’S HA BLFROTHER, TROY FRANKLIN SMITH SAYSHE T LAST THING HE WANTED WAS THIS, BRENT FOUND DEAD, BURIED UNDER A SEPTIC TANK. BUT HE AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY ARE RELIEVED TO HAVE MESO SORT OF CLOSE.UR FRANKLIN SMITH THANKFUL TO THE GUTHRIE POLICE. >> IT WAS HEARTBREAKING, BUT IT WAS SMOOTH, THEY KEPT US ABRSTEA OF EVERYTHING, SO THEY KEPUST IN EVERYTHING, SO THEY KEPUST THE KNOW AS MUCH AS THEY COULD. >> BOTH FRANKLIN SMITH, D THEAN VICTIM’S DAUGHTER, RACYHELLE WILSON HAD STRONG WORDS FOR ETH MAN NOW IN POLICE CUSTODY ON HOMICIDE CHARGES. BRENT MACK WORKED AS AN INSTALLER FOR THE SUSPECT’S SEPTIC TANK COANMPY. WE’RE WITHHOLDING HIS NAME UNTIL HE IS FORMAL CHALYRGED. >> HE TOOK SOMEBODY WHO SWA LOVED AND WAS TRYING TO GET ON THE RIGHT PATH AND BE THERE FOR HIS GRANDKIDS, I HOPE ROTS IN LL.HE >> YOU TOOK MY BROTHER, YOU OKTO THEIR DAD, OK, YOU TOOK AN UNCLE, COUSINS, YOU DIDN’T GET AWAY WITH IT, SO YOU WILL PAY THE ULTIMATE PRICE. >> THE MAN ARRESTED IN THIS CASE IS EXPECTED TO BE FORMALLY CHARGED
Family of missing Guthrie man speaks out about the investigation
Brent Mack was reported missing in late September and was last seen near First Street and Cleveland in Guthrie. At the time, the Guthrie Police requested the help of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
Brent Mack was reported missing in late September and was last seen near First Street and Cleveland in Guthrie. At the time, the Guthrie Police requested the help of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.Mack’s family confirmed that police found his remains on Thursday.>> Related: Arrest made in case of missing Guthrie man”We have a body, we got my brother’s remains found, and the perpetrator is in custody,” said Troy Franklin-Smith, the victim’s half-brother.Mack’s half-brother told KOCO 5 that the last thing he wanted was for this to happen, but he and the rest of the family are relieved to have some sort of closure. Franklin-Smith is thankful to the Guthrie Police.”It was heartbreaking, but it was smooth,” he said. “They kept us abreast of everything, so they kept us in the know as much as they could.”Both Franklin-Smith and the victim’s daughter, Raychelle Wilson, had strong words for the man who is now in police custody on homicide charges. Brent Mack worked as an installer for the suspect’s septic tank company. KOCO 5 has chosen not to release the suspect’s name at this time because formal charges have not been filed.”He took somebody who was loved and was trying to get on the right path and be there for his grandkids,” Wilson said.The man arrested in this case is expected to be formally charged on Monday in Logan County. “You took my brother, you took their dad, you took an uncle, cousins, you didn’t get away with it. So, you will pay the ultimate price,” Franklin-Smith said.
GUTHRIE, Okla. —
Brent Mack was reported missing in late September and was last seen near First Street and Cleveland in Guthrie. At the time, the Guthrie Police requested the help of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
Mack’s family confirmed that police found his remains on Thursday.
>> Related: Arrest made in case of missing Guthrie man
“We have a body, we got my brother’s remains found, and the perpetrator is in custody,” said Troy Franklin-Smith, the victim’s half-brother.
Mack’s half-brother told KOCO 5 that the last thing he wanted was for this to happen, but he and the rest of the family are relieved to have some sort of closure. Franklin-Smith is thankful to the Guthrie Police.
“It was heartbreaking, but it was smooth,” he said. “They kept us abreast of everything, so they kept us in the know as much as they could.”
Both Franklin-Smith and the victim’s daughter, Raychelle Wilson, had strong words for the man who is now in police custody on homicide charges. Brent Mack worked as an installer for the suspect’s septic tank company.
KOCO 5 has chosen not to release the suspect’s name at this time because formal charges have not been filed.
“He took somebody who was loved and was trying to get on the right path and be there for his grandkids,” Wilson said.
The man arrested in this case is expected to be formally charged on Monday in Logan County.
“You took my brother, you took their dad, you took an uncle, cousins, you didn’t get away with it. So, you will pay the ultimate price,” Franklin-Smith said.
