OKLAHOMA CITY – A fight at a late-night Halloween party in south OKC turned deadly Saturday night, leaving a chaotic scene with two people dead, another hospitalized, and one suspect in police custody.
Police responded after 1:00am on November 1st to reports of a shooting in the 5700 block of Hicks Ln., near SE 59th Street and Eastern Ave.
Upon arriving, they found what an OKCPD press release described as “a chaotic scene that involved two deceased people under a car, and another person lying near the scene with numerous gunshot wounds.”
The injured man was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he remained Monday morning.
The two deceased were pronounced dead at the scene and were identified as 25-year-old Mayrah Torres and 24-year-old Isaac Lujan-Ochoa.
OKCPD investigators allege that a fight broke out on the property during a late-night Halloween party that resulted in Lujan-Ochoa and the still-unnamed, injured man each allegedly producing guns and shooting the other multiple times.
At the same time, police allege that 20-year-old Kyla Hysell entered a vehicle and drove into the violent scene, killing Torres with the vehicle and driving over Lujan-Ochoa’s already dead body.
Hysell was taken into custody at the scene and was booked into the Oklahoma County Detention Center on complaints of aggravated DUI and felony murder.
No update has been given as to the condition of the hospitalized man, and no official charges or arrest status have been reported for him at this time.
The deaths of Mayrah Torres and Isaac Lujan-Ochoa re the 49th and 50th homicides for Oklahoma City in 2026.
Free Press will provide more information regarding this event and ensuing investigation as it becomes available.
Note: Charges, information, or claims made by law enforcement have not yet been tested in court. Under the law, all persons are considered innocent until proven guilty before a jury of their peers or a plea of guilt.
Brett Fieldcamp is the owner and Editor in Chief of Oklahoma City Free Press. He has been covering arts, entertainment, news, housing, and culture in Oklahoma for nearly two decades and served as Arts & Entertainment Editor before purchasing the company from founder Brett Dickerson in 2026.
He is also a musician and songwriter and holds a certification as Specialist of Spirits from The Society of Wine Educators.
