Tennessee Authorities Offer $15K Reward for Quadruple Murder Suspect

Two separate cases currently have $15,000 rewards offered for information leading to arrests. In Chicago, the family of Tyvon Marco Henderson, a 25-year-old drag performer and LGBTQ community member who was fatally shot in 2022, has combined their own $5,000 reward with a $10,000 Cook County Crime Stoppers reward to seek justice for his murder. Meanwhile, in Tennessee, a $15,000 reward funded equally by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Marshals Service is active for the capture of Austin Robert Drummond, wanted in connection with a quadruple homicide and the kidnapping and abandonment of an infant. Drummond, considered armed and dangerous, faces multiple charges including four counts of first-degree murder and aggravated kidnapping. Authorities emphasize that Drummond should not be approached by the public and urge anyone with information to contact law enforcement. Both cases highlight ongoing efforts by families and law enforcement to encourage tips and solve violent crimes.