Farmers Branch man charged in Kaufman County murders

November 12, 5:58 PMKaufman County Crime ExaminerSherri Thornhill

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Murder Suspect Martin McKee age 37

Kaufman County Sheriff's Office

Kaufman County, Texas

On November 10, 2009 at approximately 10:46, Kaufman County Sheriffs Office received a 911 call in reference to two bodies that had been discovered in a bar ditch on County Road 280, just off of County Road 987 in Kaufman County area known as Post Oak Bend. A resident was out jogging with her dogs, and she noticed that the dogs were showing interest in something in the ditch. She looked into the ditch and discovered two bodies in the water. 

When deputies arrived on the scene, they did discover the bodies of a white female approximately 30 years of age, and a white female child with the approximate age of 10.

Kaufman County Sheriffs Crimes against Persons investigators have identified the victims as Fionna K Olander, age 30 and her daughter Korry N Threadgill both of Addison Texas. Cause of death is pending the results of autopsy and toxicology results.

Kaufman County Sheriffs Office Crimes Against Persons investigators have apprehended Martin McKee age 37, of Farmers Branch, Texas.   Mr. McKee is being held in the Kaufman County Law Enforcement Center without bond, where he is charged with Capital Murder. McKee is the known boyfriend of the victim, Fionna Olander.

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