On November 13th, Cameron Lewis’ court proceeding began. He is facing a felony charge for ‘abuse of a corpse’ but is planning to plead not guilty to the charges. He is actually out on bond right now, but is required to wear an ankle monitor. After this court proceeding, they set his trial date for February 4th, 2026. 

The outline of the case begins when Logan’s gaming chair and keyboard were found in Cameron’s dorm room. He claims he told Logan to meet him on campus before they headed to Cameron’s home in Purcell, OK. Cameron then claims he dropped Logan off at a residence in Edmond, but this story did not remain truthful for long when Cameron then changed his story to say he and Logan did go to Purcell and proceeded to take mushrooms and get into a fight. During this fight, Cameron claims Logan fell and hit his head on a rock. Cameron, who was high on mushrooms, panicked when he saw Logan take his last breath and drove his body to Veterans Lake and put him in a wooded area, and disposed of Logan’s phone in the lake. 

After they found the gaming chair and keyboard, they took Cameron in for questioning, where he did not want to hand in his phone. Once the phone was turned in, they began pinging it, and the pings were by Veterans Lake, and they went out there, and that’s when they found Logan’s body. The investigators then returned to Weatherford, OK, and arrested Cameron Lewis with a charge of “abuse of a corpse” on October 9th. 

Doing research on this case, the investigators are hoping to find more than just an ‘abuse of corpse’ charge. They have taken all the evidence in and begun processing it, but Cameron is pleading “Not Guilty”. The trial for Cameron will begin February 4th, 2026, in which all evidence will be processed and able to be used in court, and this case can come to a rest and closure for Logan’s friends and family.