Dylan Demoret, Sailor Bishop and Trey Willet Arrested in Alleged Oklahoma Murder and Child Kidnapping Plot Involving Lethal Substance
A syringe found inside an Oklahoma home has become a key piece of evidence in an investigation into an alleged plot to kill a mother and kidnap her young child. Three suspects have now been arrested after investigators determined that the syringe contained a lethal substance that could have been fatal.
The investigation began following a disturbance at a residence at 600 East Ash Avenue in Wilburton, Oklahoma, on August 15, 2026. Officers responding to the scene encountered a woman who reported that her former boyfriend, 22-year-old Dylan Demoret, had entered her home and attempted to take her young child.
Demoret was still at the residence when officers arrived. They also encountered 22-year-old Sailor Bishop. What officers learned during the investigation would eventually bring a third person, 27-year-old Trey Willet, into the case.
On August 16, the Wilburton Police Department asked the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to take over the investigation. As agents looked into what had happened, they uncovered information suggesting that Demoret, Bishop and Willet had allegedly worked together on a plan to kill the woman and take her child.
One discovery inside the home drew particular attention: a syringe. Investigators learned that the three suspects had allegedly planned to use it to cause harm to the woman. Authorities later arranged for the contents to be tested to determine exactly what it contained.
The test results showed that the syringe contained a lethal substance that could have been fatal. Investigators said the finding supported their concerns about the alleged plan and became part of the evidence gathered during the case.
After approximately three months of investigation, the Latimer County District Court issued arrest warrants for all three suspects on November 10, 2026. They face charges of conspiracy to commit a felony involving homicide and conspiracy to commit a felony involving kidnapping.
The arrests took place in two locations. OSBI special agents, working with LeFlore County Sheriff’s deputies, found Demoret in Poteau, Oklahoma. He was arrested and booked into the LeFlore County Jail.
Bishop and Willet were located in Fort Smith, Arkansas, with assistance from the Fort Smith Police Department. Both were arrested without incident and booked into the Sebastian County Jail. Authorities set a $250,000 bond for each of the three suspects.
The investigation involved several agencies, including the LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office, Fort Smith Police Department, Lavaca Police Department, Latimer County District Attorney’s Office, Wilburton Police Department, District 12 Judicial Task Force, Sallisaw Police Department and Homeland Security Investigations.
The case now moves forward with three people facing serious criminal allegations. Investigators say the alleged plan involved both the woman’s life and the safety of her child. The discovery of the syringe and its test results remain important parts of the case. All three suspects are presumed innocent unless and until they are proven guilty in court.
