In a shocking case from Tennessee, two men have been arrested in connection with the murders of four family members of an infant found alive. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has charged Tanaka Brown and Giovonte Thomas with accessory after the fact to first-degree murder, as authorities continue their search for the suspected killer, Austin Robert Drummond. This tragic event unfolded on August 3, 2025, raising numerous questions about the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
- Two men arrested for accessory to murder.
- Manhunt ongoing for suspect Austin Drummond.
- $17,500 reward for information on Drummond.
- Victims include infant's parents and grandmother.
- Drummond has a history of violent crimes.
- Baby found safe in a car seat.
Drummond is wanted for the alleged murders of the infant’s parents, James M. Wilson and Adrianna Williams, along with their mother, Cortney Rose, and brother, Braydon Williams. A combined reward of $17,500 is being offered for information leading to Drummond’s arrest, who is considered armed and dangerous.
This case highlights the complexities of domestic violence and targeted attacks within families. How could such a tragedy happen? What support systems are in place for families in distress?
- Drummond has a criminal history, including robbery and attempted murder.
- The infant found alive is now safe and being cared for.
- Authorities believe the attack was targeted, given Drummond’s relationship with the victims.
As the investigation continues, it’s crucial for the community to remain vigilant and report any information that could aid in capturing Drummond. Together, we can help ensure justice for the victims and safety for others.
