Oklahoma influencer killed in apparent murder-suicide by husband, police say
Sara Gilson Duffey, 43, was fatally shot at her home in suburban Tulsa. Photograph: @mrsgilsonView image in fullscreenSara Gilson Duffey, 43, was fatally shot at her home in suburban Tulsa. A woman could be heard screaming amid “what sounded to be a gunshot”, according to police, as NBC News reported.A second emergency call then came from a neighboring home.
- ▪Sara Gilson Duffey, 43, was fatally shot at her home in suburban Tulsa.
- ▪Photograph: @mrsgilsonView image in fullscreenSara Gilson Duffey, 43, was fatally shot at her home in suburban Tulsa.
- ▪A woman could be heard screaming amid “what sounded to be a gunshot”, according to police, as NBC News reported.A second emergency call then came from a neighboring home.
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Sara Gilson Duffey, 43, was fatally shot at her home in suburban Tulsa. Photograph: @mrsgilsonView image in fullscreenSara Gilson Duffey, 43, was fatally shot at her home in suburban Tulsa. Photograph: @mrsgilsonUS crimeOklahoma influencer killed in apparent murder-suicide by husband, police saySara Gilson was fatally shot less than two weeks after accusing her husband of pedophilia on social mediaRamon Antonio VargasSun 26 Jul 2026 10.38 EDTLast modified on Sun 26 Jul 2026 10.44 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAn Oklahoma woman known for posting on social media about parenting her children was fatally shot in an apparent murder-suicide by her husband a short time after she published a clip alluding to allegations that he had molested a minor, according to authorities and court…
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