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Wednesday, November 18, 2026
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Original handwritten signatures are required.Find a signing location
IN THE LOCAL NEWS / REPORTS & INTERVIEWS
The petition in focus.
Television reports, interviews, and independent audio commentary on the Tulsa County citizens’ grand jury petition.
2 NEWS / KJRHTV REPORT + INTERVIEWWATCH REPORT 
NEWSCHANNEL 8 / KTULTELEVISION REPORTWATCH REPORT 
NEWS ON 6 / KOTVNEWS ROUNDUP · 57 SECPLAY VIDEOThe filing enters the public conversation.
Official News On 6 roundup featuring the petition.
FOX23 / VIA KRMGREPUBLISHED COVERAGEOPEN COVERAGE 
NEWS DU JOURAUDIO PODCAST · 1 HR 16 MINLISTEN Watch or listen on the named publisher’s platform. News Du Jour is an audio podcast. FOX23 coverage is republished by KRMG. These outlets are separate from Grand Jury Justice; coverage is not a finding of wrongdoing.
Court filings, press kit & media contacts01 / Dates, times, places
Signing,simplified.
Check your voter registration, review the petition, and sign the approved paper form in person.
The signing process / What to expect
Three steps. A clear next move.
01
Check eligibility
Only eligible registered Tulsa County voters may sign. Check your status before attending.
Check registration02
Meet a petition collector
Review the petition and ask questions at the signing location.
Read the petition03
Sign on paper
Use the approved signature sheet in person. The collector can explain the next steps.
Read what you’re signing03 / The filed petition
The record comes first.
Start with the filed petition, then compare its eleven inquiry areas with plain-English explanations. Allegations and requests for investigation are not findings of wrongdoing.
01Read the filed petition02Explore the inquiry areas03Read the plain-English summary
Primary source / Filed document
Full filed petition PDF
Read the original petition in full, including the requests for investigation and related references.
Open complete document
04 / The investigation explorer
Inside the petition.
Explore eleven areas of inquiry in a reading room built around the original filing. Read a plain-English explanation beside the source page, separate claims from questions, and follow each reference back to the petition.
PUBLIC RECORDGJ–26–2TULSA COUNTY / 2026INQUIRY AREAS A–K
Important distinction: These are questions the petition asks to investigate. They are not findings that wrongdoing occurred.Original filing
THE INTERACTIVE READING ROOMFollow each question to its source.
- 01Choose an inquiry
- 02Compare the original
- 03Follow the reference
DOCUMENT EXPLORER / SOURCE-LED VIEWING
INQUIRY POSITION 01 / 11AREA A — ORIGINAL FILING
Allegation
A claim attributed to the petitioner. Filing it does not prove it.
Question
Something the petition asks a grand jury to examine.
Established fact
Here, a directly verifiable fact about what the filing contains. Case allegations remain unverified.
INDEX A—K11 AREAS
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SELECT AN INQUIRY TO OPEN THE FILE
No matching inquiry.
CASE FILE / SEPTEMBER 23, 2026Download the complete index
THE READING ROOM / Read the explanation. Compare the original. Follow the reference.
01 / 11AREA A
Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center
IN PLAIN ENGLISH
Question for investigation
Allegation in the petition
Established facts · about the filing
RECORDS THE PETITION SEEKS
Keep the distinction clear. A filed allegation is a claim, a question asks what happened, and a finding requires evidence. Only the contents of this filing have been verified here; underlying misconduct has not been established by this explorer.
PRIMARY SOURCE / FILED SEPTEMBER 23, 2026Page numbers refer to the 60-page PDF; the main petition is numbered 1–30.
Area A · Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center
A question is not a conclusion.
Use the original page to check the wording. Allegations remain attributed claims; verified facts here concern what the filing contains. Independent reporting is separately attributed in the Media & Press center.
a clear record.
05 / Media & Press
Independent reporting.Original records.
Watch the coverage. Hear the interviews. Read the filing. A clear record makes room for informed questions.
Additional reports
Inquiry areas
Petition documents
COMPLETE KIT · ZIP · 3.9 MBFor the press.Fact sheet, petition documents, and coverage references.Download press kit QUICK REFERENCE · PDF · 2 PAGESThe essential facts.The petition, the process, and the media contact.Download fact sheet
INTERVIEWS & PRESS INQUIRIESinfo@grandjuryjustice.us
918-948-0089THE MEDIA INDEX
Follow the story to its source.
Original reporting and court documents, with the publisher, date, and direct source link clearly identified.
4 items in the media center
ARTICLEIndependent reporting
The petition, the political context, and the response
Independent reporting on the petition and responses from the people involved, including the District Attorney.
Read at Oklahoma Watch
REPORTIndependent reporting
Judicial review of the citizens’ petition
2 News reports on the September 29 review and the amendments requested by the court.
Read the original report
INTERVIEWInterview
The petitioner’s attorney explains the request
An attorney explains the requested investigation in the linked 2 News report. The interview presents a participant’s perspective.
Open the interview at 2 News
READ PDFCourt filing
The court’s September 29 review document
Read the three-page court document linked by 2 News alongside its reporting on the petition’s review.
Open the court document PDF06 / Documentary moments
Faces ofparticipation.
Authentic images from Grand Jury Justice events connect public information to the people involved in community conversations.
07 / Volunteer opportunities
Participationmatters.
Help with signature collection, notarization, events, and approved outreach. Tell the coordinator how you would like to participate.
Ways to help
Read and share the documents.
Ask the coordinator for the approved collector packet and signature sheets.
08 / Answers
Frequentlyasked.
Who can sign the petition?
Registered Tulsa County voters who meet the petition requirements. Verify your registration through the Oklahoma Voter Portal .
Can I sign online?
No. Original handwritten signatures are required by the published process.
Where do I sign?
See the signing location and hours above.
Where can I read the filed petition?
09 / Your participation
Public trust requirespublic accountability.
Important ways to participate should always remain within reach.
