Michael Embry

Meet MAGAt and convicted murdered Tifany Adams, the former chair of the Cimarron County Republican Party in Oklahoma. Before her political career ended in a set of handcuffs, she was a localized MAGA powerhouse, orchestrating local GOP efforts while secretly leading a dual life as a member of an anti-government, religious extremist group known as "God's Misfits." Behind the facade of conservative family values, Adams was weaponizing her political standing to mask a deeply sinister, venomous plot born out of a bitter, five-year custody battle over her grandchildren. The depravity of her misconduct peaked on March 30, 2024. Driven by pure malice and desperate to block the children's mother from gaining custody in an upcoming court hearing, Adams and her co-conspirators executed a calculated execution plan. They had previously plotted to kill the mother by staging a drug overdose and even throwing an anvil through her windshield. When those failed, they lured 27-year-old Veronica Butler and 39-year-old Jilian Kelley—a pastor’s wife who was completely innocent and murdered simply for being a witness—into a fatal ambush on a desolate dirt road off State Highway 95. The group stabbed both women to death, crammed their bodies into a chest freezer, and buried them ten feet underground in a remote cow pasture. Justice finally caught up with her on February 2, 2026. Stripped of her political titles, Adams entered a no-contest plea to avoid the death penalty. A Texas County judge handed her two concurrent life-without-parole sentences for first-degree murder, plus an additional 24 years for the unlawful removal and desecration of human corpses. Her co-conspirators are currently awaiting their own capital murder trials, scheduled for 2027.