Manhunt Continues for Armed Quadruple Homicide Suspect Tennessee

Austin Drummond, 28, is the suspect in a quadruple homicide in Lake County, Tennessee, involving the deaths of James M. Wilson, Adrianna Williams, Cortney Rose, and Braydon Williams, who are all related to an infant found abandoned but unharmed in Dyer County. Drummond faces multiple charges, including four counts of first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, and firearm possession, and is considered armed and dangerous. Law enforcement agencies, including the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Marshals, and local police departments, are actively searching for Drummond, with a reward of up to $17,500 offered for information leading to his arrest. His truck was found in Dyer County, and his car was located in Jackson, suggesting he may be living out of the vehicle in the area. The public is urged to share any surveillance footage from key locations and times to assist in the manhunt, and residents near the search areas are advised to remain vigilant and indoors. Multiple arrests have been made for accessory after the fact, but Drummond remains at large as authorities continue their search.