Victims' families, others have lost trust in OSBI
Editor's note: This story is Part Two of a three-part series examining the operations of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation . It is a joint project of The Oklahoman and the Tulsa World .
Copyright 2010, The Oklahoman
David and Susan Deviney won't discuss their daughter's killing on the telephone. They fear the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation might be listening.
Such is the ...
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