Manhunt Intensifies: Quadruple Homicide Suspect Austin Drummond Still At Large After Tennessee Sighting

The intensive manhunt for Austin Robert Drummond, the 29-year-old suspect in a quadruple homicide in Tiptonville, Tennessee, has escalated following a confirmed recent sighting. Drummond, considered armed and extremely dangerous, was seen late Sunday night in Jackson, Tennessee. The sighting was captured on a citizen’s home security camera system on the 700 block of Pipkin Road, according to local police.

The Jackson Police Department has issued a warning to the public to remain vigilant and exercise extreme caution, as authorities believe Drummond is still in the area. The search for the suspect, who has been on the run since the killings, is actively continuing.

Drummond is wanted on four counts of first-degree murder, one count of aggravated kidnapping, and multiple firearm-related charges. He is accused of killing 38-year-old Cortney Rose, her children Adrianna Williams (20) and Braydon Williams (15), and Adrianna’s boyfriend James “Michael” Wilson (21). The victims were discovered on July 29 along a road in Lake County, in northwest Tennessee. On the same day, Wilson and Adrianna Williams’ infant was found abandoned in a car seat in a nearby county.

A motive for the horrific killings remains under investigation. A substantial reward of up to $30,000 has been offered for information leading to Drummond’s arrest. In connection with the case, authorities have also arrested Dearrah Sanders and Brandon Powell on charges linked to the killings. Tanaka Brown and Giovante Thomas were previously charged as accessories after the fact.

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