Ed Willingham Jr Moved To Out Of State Prison

Monday, August 3rd 2009, 5:25 pm

By: News On 6

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UNDATED -- The News On 6 has learned a former investigator for the Creek County District Attorney's office, is no longer serving his prison sentence in Oklahoma.

Ed Willingham, Junior, was convicted of molesting a neighbor's little girl and sent to prison for three years. A viewer contacted The News On 6 wanting to know why his picture was no longer on the Department of Corrections website.

02/12/2009 Related Story: Ed Willingham Jr. Sentenced To Prison

The News On 6 has learned that Ed Willingham, Junior, was transferred to a prison out of state for his protection, since he's a former member of law enforcement. He is being held by the Department of Corrections in Arkansas in a medium security facility and is supposed to be released on February 12, 2012.

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