Court documents say a woman accused in the murder of two Kansas women whose bodies were found in the Oklahoma Panhandle gave a statement saying she was responsible for the deaths.| MORE | Judge denies bond for suspects accused of killing Kansas mothers in Oklahoma PanhandleTifany Adams is among four people charged in the murders of Kansas mothers Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley. The court documents say Adams gave a recorded statement to investigators after her arrest that she was responsible for the deaths of Butler and Kelley. "I'm just glad the people that needed to be caught got caught," Guymon resident Erin Daniels said. Locals from Guymon and surrounding towns showed up to the Texas County courthouse earlier this week when Adams and the three other suspects were brought in for her first hearing. That same day, new court documents were filed showing that the prosecutor stated proof of Adams' guilt is evident, saying, "The State would point out that after arrest, this defendant, Tifany Adams, did provide a recorded statement to law enforcement indicating her responsibility for the death of the deceased.""They've destroyed so many lives – not just their own but everyone else," Guymon resident Marlene Rieger said. "They've destroyed the kids. They're without their mothers now. It's sad."| MORE | Community rallies to pray, raise money for 2 Kansas moms killed in PanhandleProsecutors also allege Adams and her co-conspirators weren't afraid to target a judge. The court documents state that "there are statements of the co-conspirators that their problem would be taken care of because, in addition to removing Veronica, they knew the path the judge walked to work."The documents also say there were multiple other attempts to murder Butler in Oklahoma and Kansas."Support and show up for court hearings and make sure we're heard and that justice is served," Daniels said.According to the court documents, Adams and her boyfriend, Tad Cullum, have a violent history. They say the two have made "death threats and intimidation against individuals who disagree with their ideas."Top Headlines Reported stabbing at Yukon High School was false report, police and district say Remembrance ceremony to honor the 168 victims, survivors of Oklahoma City bombing 29 years later Oklahoma town shuts down recycling program indefinitely after company stops coming Could you hear loud booms in the OKC metro Wednesday night? Police explain what they were Oklahoma Republicans, Democrats divided over immigration bill