Jesse Mack Butler is a high school baseball star who was recently acquitted and set free despite facing several r*pe charges, find out more below
The incident sparked viral outrage as Jesse was facing nearly 80 years behind bars for r*ping and assaulting two high school girlfriends.
Who is Jesse Mack Butler, baseball player convicted of Stillwater r*pe who received no jail time
Oklahoma’s teen rapïst, Jesse Mack Butler, arrested on 11 counts of råpe and assault, isn’t sitting in a cage for the rest of his life! All because of his “youthful offender” status!
The only thing this monster received, was probation! 🤦🏼♀️
Jesse Mack Butler assaulted one of the… pic.twitter.com/aNPkMo1UVd
— Mary 🤦🏼♀️🇺🇸 (@Mary_McMuffin) November 2, 2025
NEW: Bodycam footage released showing an Oklahoma teen crying while being arrested for r*ping multiple high schoolers.
Jesse Mack Butler so badly assaulted one of the girls that she needed surgery on her neck.
According to the girl, Butler repeatedly r*ped and strangled her if… pic.twitter.com/L56Cn1RVlm
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 2, 2025
The shocking decision has left the victims’ families and lawmakers furious, raising questions about the state’s handling of serious youth crimes.
Jesse Butler, was 17 when he was arrested and later pleaded no contest to multiple felony counts, including attempted first-degree r*pe, s*xual battery and assault by strangulation and his 78-year sentence was fully suspended under the youthful-offender statute, allowing him to remain free if he meets court-ordered rehabilitation terms.
Jesse Mack Butler escapes prison despite facing multiple r*pe convictions
Jesse Butler is a former high school athlete who was recently allowed to go free despite facing multiple r*pe charges. Despite the severity of the case, he managed to negotiate a deal with the district attorney, following which he was treated as a youthful offender. This shift dramatically reduced his sentence, and just last week, a judge approved the deal. Butler is now sentenced to just one year of rehabilitation and community service, sparking intense protest from the victims’ advocates and family.
According to official court documents, Butler repeatedly assaulted two 16-year-old girls during relationships back in early 2024. One of the victims even reported being r*ped and choked until near death, with medical records indicating a need for surgery to repair her neck. Meanwhile, the other victim described similar assaults, with police later discovering a video of her being choked on Butler’s phone.
So you rape, sodomize, use instruments while raping, and strangle a girl leaving her near death and you are out and about?
How? It's called a deal and the DA made quite a deal with this devil named Jesse Butler.
Everything was pled down to virtually nothing. Butler was charged… pic.twitter.com/dBytJ9dcjq
— Jennifer Coffindaffer (@CoffindafferFBI) November 3, 2025
Charges and allegations
Jesse Mack Butler was initially charged with 10 felony counts, including r*pe and attempted r*pe, sexual battery, and assault, and was set to serve a 78-year prison sentence. However, following Butler’s plea deal, he is now facing the minimum with just one year of rehabilitation and community service.
Reactions from parents and netizens
The incident has sparked all kinds of reactions, with one of the victims’ parents expressing her outrage, stating:
It’s appalling. I received similar punishments for breaking curfew when I was a teenager.”
Another parent added:
It’s a complete injustice to these girls and to future victims… you are potentially putting other women at risk by not holding him accountable.”
Meanwhile, some online netizens also expressed their anger, stating:
This is not justice. How does he walk free after what he did?”
Another user added:
The system failed these girls. Too lenient by far.”
Jesse Mack Butler biography and age
Jesse Mack Butler is an 18-year-old high school baseball player who was recently acquitted of several r*pe charges. He initially gained local attention as the son of a prominent sports coach and for his own athletic achievements. Jesse is currently making headlines, particularly following the plea deal that allowed him to avoid jail.
Education
Jesse Mack Butler was a student-athlete who attended Stillwater High School, where he participated in athletics.
His name is Jesse Mack Butler. You can contact the Payne County District Attorney’s Office to let them know how you feel about them suspending his original 78 year sentence. Their number is (405) 372-4883. His next hearing will be on December 8th.
Currently Representative… pic.twitter.com/HNJ8bUl3Wm
— 𝓔𝓶 ♡ (@emkenobi) November 4, 2025
Family
Jesse Mack Butler is the son of a well-known local coach and has one sister. His family reportedly attended all the court proceedings, with his mother and sister being present when the plea deal was approved.
Jesse Butler’s father, Mack Butler, is the former director of football operations at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater.