Overview
- Deputies found 21-year-old Braden Uhlmann with a gunshot wound at a Broken Bow rental cabin after a call just before 1 a.m. Saturday, and he later died at a hospital.
- Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agents interviewed groom Nolan Engel, 22, who made statements admitting he was the shooter, according to officials.
- Court documents say Engel told investigators he fired a 9 mm round after he and friends heard knocking and saw a shadow outside the cabin.
- Engel was arrested and booked into the McCurtain County Jail on a second-degree murder charge, then released after posting a $250,000 bond.
- State agents and McCurtain County deputies say the investigation is ongoing, and in Oklahoma a second-degree murder conviction carries at least 10 years and can mean life in prison.