Twins Seek Justice For Older Brother Found In Tulsa Creek

Twin brothers Jeff and Jerry Biswell drove over from Western Oklahoma to look over the area where their brother Greg was found dead last month.

They want answers, so they've created flyers and plan to put them up all over the neighborhood.

"It's the whys and hows, trying to find out exactly what happened." explained Jerry.

They're not sure if Greg was riding his bike and is the victim of a hit and run or something more sinister.

The medical examiner hasn't ruled on Greg's cause of death yet, but investigators have interviewed several people, even sent off DNA samples for testing.

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"[We’d] like to see somebody held accountable for it,” Jerry stated. “If they came forward [in] the beginning that's one thing, but it went from an accident to homicide, I think."

Greg was the oldest of the brothers and signed up to join the army when he was fresh out of school which inspired one of his brothers to do the same.

He's disabled and liked to be the life of the party and had a daughter who lived out of state.

"He was a dad trying to make amends to his daughter and make up for lost time and had the biggest heart you'd ever see," added Jerry.

They say Greg was so upbeat about his future; he actually decorated two Christmas trees this year which was out of character for him. But now, he's gone.

His brothers believe someone has answers and they want and need those people to come forward.

"The only word for it, it's a tragedy,” said Jeff. “He was a great guy, had a loving family and was just looking for his place in the world.”

Jeff and Jerry tell me they will not quit searching until this case is solved.

Anyone with information that leads to an arrest could earn up to $1,500 cash by calling Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.

As always, you don't have to give your name.