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Two arrested as manhunt goes on for Tennessee quadruple murder suspect

Two arrested as manhunt goes on for Tennessee quadruple murder suspect

Washington Post4 hours ago
Authorities in Tennessee arrested and charged two people with assisting a suspect in a quadruple murder case, as the high-profile search for the wanted man — whom they described as 'armed and dangerous' — entered a fourth day.
The suspect, Austin Robert Drummond, 28, was charged with four counts of murder after three adults and a minor — all family members — were found dead in a wooded area in Tiptonville, western Tennessee, on Tuesday.
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