True Crime Time For October 10, 2026 | A Possible Serial Killer, a 4-Year-Old Found Dead & a Fugitive Millionaire

Woody Overton opens with an update on #JusticeForMadison, including the postponement of Thomas Morris’s arraignment to October 29. He then revisits the murder of Q.C. Chadwick, whose millionaire husband fled to Mexico while awaiting trial and remained a fugitive for years before his capture.

The episode also examines the death of four-year-old Autumn Fox, whose caregiver faces a possible death-penalty trial in Georgia, and a Florida Keys fugitive captured in Mexico after fleeing during jury deliberations. In Michigan, police investigate whether five deaths along Lansing’s River Trail could be connected to a serial killer. Woody also addresses disturbing body-camera footage surrounding the fatal police shooting of 19-year-old Savion McConnell in Missouri.

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• #JusticeForMadison and Thomas Morris’s postponed arraignment
• Peter Chadwick’s murder of his wife and years as a fugitive
• Four-year-old Autumn Fox’s death and Georgia capital prosecution
• Florida Keys fugitive Armando Lopez captured in Mexico
• Five deaths along Michigan’s Lansing River Trail
• Investigators examining a possible serial-killer connection
• Savion McConnell’s fatal police shooting and released body-camera footage
• October 10 true-crime history, including Baby Face Nelson and Pam Hupp

The Lansing River Trail investigation raises serious concerns about a possible pattern involving five deaths, several with traumatic injuries. Police are investigating potential connections but have not established that a serial killer is responsible. One suspect has been charged in an individual homicide.

The Savion McConnell case highlights questions about police conduct, use of force and accountability after footage emerged of an officer making a racially derogatory remark before another officer fatally shot the unarmed teenager. Prosecutors declined to file criminal charges against the shooting officer.

Woody also reinforces his ongoing message to the Lifers: Never give up, never surrender. Anyone with information about Madison Renee Allen or Stephanie Hevia is encouraged to contact the West Feliciana Parish Sheriff’s Office or call 313-RLRC-TIP.

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