Trans Convicted Child Killer Freed Early, Launches OnlyFans as Return Sparks Outrage

A convicted killer’s unexpected return to the community has ignited outrage in Indiana after local officials said they were left completely in the dark about the release.

According to the New York Post, Autumn Cordellioné, who was sentenced to decades in prison for the ⚰️Death of an infant under his birth name of Jonathan Richardson, was quietly paroled and made her way back to Evansville — not through official notice, but after being spotted by a member of the public.

“The Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office was not notified that this defendant was back in the community — they were spotted by a citizen who recognized them from the original court case,” Prosecutor Diana Moers said.

Cordellioné, a man who claims to be a woman, had been convicted in 2002 for the killing of 11-month-old Faith Lee, a crime that dates back to 2001.

At the time, he had been left to care for the 🧒Child at a shared home. Authorities said the baby was strangled.

He was handed a 55-year sentence but ultimately served less than half before being released on parole. State records listed a possible release date in late December 2025, though officials have not clarified exactly when he was freed.

The lack of communication surrounding his release has drawn sharp criticism, especially given the nature of the case.