Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation refuses to release information about Seminole stabbing death

A spokesman for the Seminole County Sheriff's Department said the jail does not have a photo of Weaver.

At the OSBI's request, District Judge Gayla Arnold sealed the arrest affidavit, which normally would be included with the formal charges against Weaver. Such affidavits give a basic summary of the information that led to the suspect's arrest.

Arnold said she sealed the affidavit because it includes the names of several witnesses, some of whom have been threatened over their cooperation with authorities.

“I don't intend to keep it sealed beyond the completion of the investigation, but with credible threats on the table with regard to witnesses, I found that in this case, the privacy interest of the individuals outweighs the public's right to know until the investigation is complete,” Arnold said.

Arnold said she does not know how long it will take the OSBI to complete the investigation.