Months after social media influencer Sara Gilson was killed in an apparent murder-suicide inside her Oklahoma home, court records have shed light on the assets she left behind. The July incident, which authorities classified as a murder-suicide, involved Gilson and her husband, Jeremiah "Shawn" Duffey, before he turned the gun on her and then himself.
Legal paperwork filed in the case reveals that Gilson's estate comprises two Primerica life insurance policies, multiple financial bank accounts, a nearly new 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee L, and various items of personal property. The submitted documents do not specify a total monetary valuation for these holdings, leaving the exact net worth of the estate undetermined.
Following her death without a valid will, Sara's ex-husband, Lyle Landers, has stepped in to oversee the probate proceedings. A judge formally appointed Landers to represent the legal interests of the former couple's two children during the estate management process.
Prior to his appointment, Landers petitioned the court to prevent beneficiaries linked to Duffey from inheriting any portion of Gilson's assets. In response, an ex-wife of Duffey stated publicly that their children held no financial claim to Gilson's money, expressing interest solely in recovering sentimental belongings that had once belonged to their father.
Background details leading up to the tragedy indicate that Gilson had sought a protective order against Duffey prior to the shooting. Investigators were actively probing allegations that Duffey had engaged in the lewd molestation of an underage girl. Furthermore, an autopsy report obtained subsequent to the incident documented extensive bruising across Gilson's body in addition to the fatal gunshot wound to her head.
