Influencer murdered by husband after paedo Netflix doc pattern heard screaming in 911 name

Audio from an emergency dispatch call has revealed influencer Sara Gilson was screaming before her husband murdered her and took his own life after she claimed he was paedo in a social media trend

A popular TikToker feared to have been murdered by her husband after she branded him a paedo online was heard “screaming and crying” when she called the emergency services.

Influencer Sara Gilson, 43, and Jeremiah “Shawn” Duffey, 48, were found dead at their home in Owasso, Oklahoma on July 23. A child in the home had called 911 before emergency services discovered the deceased couple at the scene, it has emerged.

Dispatch audio has revealed at 11:15 p.m local time on July 23, emergency dispatchers discussed a call for help at Gilson’s home in Owasso. Speaking to first responders the 911 dispatcher can be heard stating: “I’m trying to reach him back, but I could hear a female in the background screaming and crying. Some sort of loud bang in the background.”

The dispatcher later goes on to mention a “male that we were looking for a few weeks ago after he got caught kissing a juvenile” and referred to “a gun.”

At around 11:18 p.m authorities confirmed to the dispatchers emergency services had arrived on the scene of the crime. The couple were found dead at the home after a child who lived at the residence made the emergency 911 call.

Weeks before the fatal shooting in Owasso, Oklahoma, Gilson posted a video to social media claiming her husband was a paedophile on TikTok. The video was part of the current Netflix documentary trend, popular across social media sites.

Gilson wrote on her video: “Preparing for when Netflix drops a documentary about my soon to be ex husband who I just found out is a pedophile.”

The trend sees social media users pretend to sit down for an interview as if they are getting ready to feature in a documentary.

The set-up has been used for social media users to joke about numerous subjects from funny inside jokes to traumatic life events. The caption of the video read: “I wish I was joking. #plottwist #netflix #documentary.”

Authorities have stated Gilson was shot by Duffey who then turned the weapon on himself ending his own life. Years prior to the shooting Gilson filed two protective orders against Duffey in 2021, local media reports.

However these charges were dismissed after Gilson did not appear at the hearing, The Oklahoman reports. Back on June 10, Gilson submitted an emergency protective order against Duffey.

The man was immediately ordered from their home and demanded to stay 100 yards away from the woman, PEOPLE reports.

On June 23 the proactive order against the man was extended to August 24. Gilson claimed in the protective order Duffey had a gun and had threatened to end his life “and went on the run.”

Also on June 10 – on the same date as Gilson – another woman filed an additional protective order on behalf of her minor daughter against Duffey. The child was a 15-year-old girl that played in a youth basketball team Duffey coached.

Duffey allegedly kissed and touched the girl and was caught by another coach, the mother claimed, per The Oklahoman. Speaking to her mother the child has claimed Duffey engaged in additional inappropriate behaviour towards her.

This behaviour included sending her messages and inviting her to his hotel room during a tournament trip. The child also claimed the man also offered her money “to keep her quiet.”

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