YEAH. ON. ON FRIDAY, POLICE WERE CALLED TO AN APARTMENT COMPLEX OFF MINNIE LANE WHERE THEY FOUND A MAN SHOT TO DEATH IN THE PARKING LOT. AT FIRST, THE SECURITY GUARD TOLD POLICE HE HEARD THE GUNSHOT AND RESPONDED TO THE SCENE. NOW THAT SECURITY GUARD HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR FIRST-DEGREE MURDER. POLICE WERE ABLE TO INVESTIGATE AND LEARN THE NAME OF A SUSPECT. NEW COURT DOCUMENTS SHED LIGHT ON THE MOMENTS BEFORE A MAN WAS SHOT AND KILLED. AT THIS APARTMENT COMPLEX OFF MINNIE LANE ON FRIDAY, POLICE FOUND 45 YEAR OLD MICHAEL JOSEPH WATERS DEAD IN THE PARKING LOT. REPORTS OF GUNFIRE HAD COME IN 911. CALLS WERE MADE, ACCORDING TO THE AFFIDAVIT. DETECTIVES INTERVIEWED A SECURITY GUARD WHO TOLD THEM HE DIDN’T KNOW THE VICTIM JUST HEARD THE SHOT AND DROVE TO HELP. HE WAS LATER RELEASED, BUT DETECTIVES BEGAN SEARCHING FOR THE VICTIM’S MISSING PHONE AND FOUND A DISCARDED OFF I-240 AND SOONER ROAD, 17 MILES AWAY FROM THE CRIME SCENE. ON THE PHONE WERE TEXTS AND CALLS BETWEEN THE SECURITY GUARD AND VICTIM, ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS. INVESTIGATORS SAY THE SUSPECT THEN ADMITTED TO KNOWING WATERS, TELLING POLICE THE VICTIM HAD PURCHASED CONTENT FROM HIS PAGE ON AN ADULT WEBSITE CALLED ONLYFANS. THE SECURITY GUARD SAYS WATERS BECAME OBSESSED WITH HIM, CALLING HIM OVER AND OVER UNTIL HE FINALLY AGREED TO PICK HIM UP. THAT’S WHEN THE SUSPECT CLAIMS WATERS MADE AN UNWANTED SEXUAL ADVANCE, BUT HE BRUSHED IT OFF AND BEGAN HIS SECURITY ROUNDS WITH THE VICTIM. BUT THE SECURITY GUARD SAYS HE DIDN’T KILL HIM. HE TOLD POLICE THE VICTIM HAD GOTTEN OUT OF HIS CAR AND WAS CHASING AN UNKNOWN RANDOM MALE FOR AN UNKNOWN REASON. WHEN HE HEARD THE SHOT. NOW THAT SUSPECT WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY YESTERDAY, HE WAS BOOKED ON COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER AND DESTROYING EVIDENCE. WE’RE NOT NAMING HIM UNTIL THOSE OFFICIAL CHARGES ARE

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‘OnlyFans’ content creator accused of fatally shooting customer at OKC apartment complex

New court documents show exactly how police tracked down a man they said killed one of his customers on an adult website.

New court documents show exactly how police tracked down a man they said killed one of his customers on an adult website. | MORE | Suspect arrested after man shot, killed at OKC apartment complexOn Friday, the Oklahoma City Police Department was called to an apartment complex near Minnie Lane, where officers found 45-year-old Michael Joseph Waters shot to death in the parking lot. Detectives interviewed a security guard, who told them that he didn’t know the victim. He said he heard the shot and drove to help. He was later released, but detectives began searching for the victim’s missing phone. They found it discarded off of Interstate 240 and Sooner Road, 17 miles away from the crime scene.On the phone were texts and calls between the security guard and the victim, according to court documents. “Police were able to investigate and learn the name of the suspect,” Master Sgt. Dillon Quirk with Oklahoma City police said. Investigators said the suspect then admitted to knowing Waters, telling police that the victim had purchased “content” from his page on an adult website called “OnlyFans.” The security guard said Waters became obsessed with him, calling him over and over until he finally agreed to pick him up, according to court documents. But the security guard said he didn’t kill him. He told police that the victim had gotten out of his car and was chasing a random male for an unknown reason when he heard the shot.The suspect was taken into custody on Monday. He was booked into jail on counts of first-degree murder and destroying evidence. KOCO 5 has chosen not to name the suspect since formal charges haven’t yet been filed. Top Headlines Several crews battle large flames at northwest Oklahoma City building Oklahoma lawmaker wants to ensure corporal punishment for special needs students remains an option Bidding to supply Bibles to Oklahoma public schools comes to an end Asking price above $1,300 for World Series resale tickets Harvey Weinstein is diagnosed with cancer, source says

New court documents show exactly how police tracked down a man they said killed one of his customers on an adult website.

| MORE | Suspect arrested after man shot, killed at OKC apartment complex

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On Friday, the Oklahoma City Police Department was called to an apartment complex near Minnie Lane, where officers found 45-year-old Michael Joseph Waters shot to death in the parking lot.

Detectives interviewed a security guard, who told them that he didn’t know the victim. He said he heard the shot and drove to help.

He was later released, but detectives began searching for the victim’s missing phone. They found it discarded off of Interstate 240 and Sooner Road, 17 miles away from the crime scene.

On the phone were texts and calls between the security guard and the victim, according to court documents.

“Police were able to investigate and learn the name of the suspect,” Master Sgt. Dillon Quirk with Oklahoma City police said.

Investigators said the suspect then admitted to knowing Waters, telling police that the victim had purchased “content” from his page on an adult website called “OnlyFans.”

The security guard said Waters became obsessed with him, calling him over and over until he finally agreed to pick him up, according to court documents. But the security guard said he didn’t kill him.

He told police that the victim had gotten out of his car and was chasing a random male for an unknown reason when he heard the shot.

The suspect was taken into custody on Monday. He was booked into jail on counts of first-degree murder and destroying evidence.

KOCO 5 has chosen not to name the suspect since formal charges haven’t yet been filed.

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