Jaded Evidence interactive investigation · WATCH-246
Andres “Harry” Furley / Caleb Furley
Norman, Oklahoma / Gainesville, Texas · Evidence-first case file
Current status: Medical examiner classified the child’s death as homicide and the father’s death as suicide · Updated October 31, 2026
Evidence key and legal standard
VerifiedAllegationReportedUnresolved
Charges and investigative allegations are not findings of guilt. Medical classifications, testimony, advocacy and adjudicated outcomes are identified separately.
01 | Case overview and current legal status
Four-year-old Andres “Harry” Furley and his father, Caleb Furley, were found dead during an Amber Alert search. Gainesville Police later reported that medical-examiner records classified Andres’s gunshot death as homicide and Caleb’s gunshot death as suicide. No separate defendant or criminal trial exists.
Courthouse, judge and attorneys
No homicide prosecution. The Cleveland County child-stealing warrant and related records remain relevant source documents.
02 | Victim background
Andres was four years old. He was born March 29, 2022, and was the subject of an endangered-missing alert and Amber Alert before his death was confirmed.
03 | People and documented roles
Andres “Harry” Furley
Andres “Harry” Furley — child homicide victim.
Caleb Furley
Caleb Furley — Andres’s father; death classified suicide and identified by investigators as the person responsible.
Ivette Perez
Ivette Perez — Andres’s mother, identified in public records; allegations involving private family history are not expanded beyond sourced documents.
Norman Police, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Gainesville Police and medical-examiner authorities
Norman Police, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Gainesville Police and medical-examiner authorities — agencies involved.
04 | Interactive chronological timeline
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October 11, 2026
Andres was last reported seen with Caleb in Norman.
Andres was last reported seen with Caleb in Norman.
October 12–13, 2026
Police initiated a missing-person investigation and an endangered/Amber Alert; a child-stealing warrant was reported.
Police initiated a missing-person investigation and an endangered/Amber Alert; a child-stealing warrant was reported.
October 14, 2026
Gainesville investigators located the deceased adult and child after reviewing surveillance.
Gainesville investigators located the deceased adult and child after reviewing surveillance.
October 27, 2026
Police reported medical-examiner classifications of homicide and suicide.
Police reported medical-examiner classifications of homicide and suicide.
05 | Investigation and evidence
Evidence file 1
Endangered-missing alert and child-stealing warrant records.
Evidence file 2
Phone-location and vehicle-camera information described in the warrant affidavit.
Evidence file 3
Surveillance from the Gainesville business area.
Evidence file 4
Medical-examiner cause-and-manner records.
06 | Prosecution and defense theories
Prosecution or investigative position
No prosecution exists. The case concerns investigative reconstruction and medical findings after the suspected perpetrator’s death.
Defense position or evidentiary limitation
No criminal defense or trial. Mental-health statements reported by family are contextual allegations, not a diagnosis or legal finding.
07 | Trial testimony and courtroom developments
No homicide prosecution. The Cleveland County child-stealing warrant and related records remain relevant source documents.
Known witnesses and exhibits
No witness should be described as scheduled to testify and no item should be described as an admitted exhibit without a filed list, transcript or documented proceeding. Publicly verified additions will be placed here chronologically.
08 | Verdict, sentencing and appeals
Andres’s death was classified homicide by gunshot; Caleb’s death was classified suicide by gunshot.
09 | Unresolved questions
- What is the complete travel and surveillance timeline?
- What did the child-stealing affidavit establish and what remained unverified?
- Were there prior court, custody or child-protection records?
- Will complete medical-examiner records be released?
10 | Court records and source documents
- Oklahoma DPS — endangered-missing alert
- KXII — police report of medical-examiner findings
- OU Daily — child-stealing affidavit and search timeline
Document status: Filed complaints, warrants, transcripts and exhibits are linked only when publicly verified. Missing primary records are identified as research gaps.