A convicted transgender baby killer who strangled an innocent 11-month-old girl to death has been hauled back to prison for a parole violation just months after the Indiana Department of Correction quietly released him decades early.

Jonathan Richardson, who now calls himself Autumn Cordellioné and identifies as a transgender woman, was booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail on July 15 for an undisclosed parole violation.

Richardson has since been returned to the custody of the Indiana Department of Correction. State records now list August 15, 2041, as the earliest possible release date, according to WFIE.

Authorities have not publicly disclosed exactly how Richardson violated parole.

Read that again. This man strangled a baby. He was handed a 55-year sentence. He served roughly 23 years. Then the system cut him loose and sent him right back to Evansville, the same community where he murdered that child.

The baby’s name was Faith Lee. She was 11 months old.

On September 12, 2001, Faith’s mother went to work and left her infant daughter in the care of her partner, then-19-year-old Jonathan Richardson. Richardson strangled the helpless baby to death.

When friends came by later that day, he turned them away at the door. The child was already gone. A jury convicted him. A judge sentenced him to 55 years.

As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, this same sicko was quietly paroled in late 2025 after serving less than half his sentence. Local prosecutors and law enforcement were never notified. The only reason anyone found out was because a citizen recognized him from the original 2002 trial and tipped off authorities.

While behind bars, Richardson was diagnosed with gender dysphoria in 2020, changed his name, and began identifying as a woman. He spent years demanding taxpayer-funded “gender-affirming” surgery.

A Clinton-appointed federal judge ordered the state to provide it. He later sued President Trump for $3.5 million over alleged “transphobic hate speech.” After his early release, he launched an OnlyFans account.

Faith Lee’s mother had warned the courts. She lived in fear that this man would change his appearance, hide his identity, and walk free one day. That day came. The system handed him early release anyway.

Now, after only a few months back on the street, he has already violated parole and is locked up again.

How does a 55-year sentence for strangling a baby become roughly 23 years served? How does a man who murdered an 11-month-old infant get quietly dumped back into the same town without authorities even being told?

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Hollywood’s latest Trump-hating tough guy is escalating his rhetoric from vulgar political attacks to graphic fantasies about bloody retribution.

“Reacher” star Alan Ritchson appeared Monday on Dax Shepard’s “Armchair Expert” podcast, where he launched a profanity-laced rant arguing that people should cling to their anger at abusive Catholic priests, Republicans, and President Donald Trump hard enough that someone ends up waking up in a pool of their own teeth and blood.

Ritchson recalled working with director Guy Ritchie on The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. According to the actor, Ritchie once said the world would be better if “everybody should wake up in a pool of their own teeth and blood.” Ritchson initially pushed back. Now he’s on board.

When Shepard asked if he could let go of resentment, Ritchson refused. He turned the conversation straight to politics and the Catholic Church:

Alan Ritchson:
“Look at the politics that we deal with right now. Like, the White House is in ruins—a f*cking UFC cage on the lawn—and, like, you just do it. You just f*cking do it, and nobody says anything. No consequences. Nobody asked. It wasn’t done legally.

There’s no plan in place. Now you’re asking for money to create. So, it’s like, what are we doing and there are no consequences.

I’m just supposed to let go of my resentment that this f*cking guy is just raping the world that he lives in for whatever gain he personally can have, and I’m supposed to let that go. And then what? It f*cking still exists… I f*cking hate it.

So, no, I’m not going to let him go. I f*cking hate it. I hate that that sh*t still lives in the world… unabated, unchecked, unresolved, uncleansed.

Look at the Catholic Church and, like, the predatory behavior that is just going completely unmet—with those victims who are still, like, unheard, unseen. No forgiveness, no resolution, no cure. And what is releasing the f*cking resentment going to do for the world?

I think we should hold on to some of that anger so somebody gets Guy Ritchie’d and wakes up in a pool of their own teeth and blood.”

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Ritchson’s latest outburst comes just days after another profanity-laced podcast meltdown targeting President Trump.

As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Ritchson appeared on Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast and recklessly called Trump a “f**king rapist” while making an unsupported allegation involving 13-year-old girls.

No criminal charge has been filed against President Trump in connection with Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. Trump has repeatedly denied wrongdoing.

Ritchson also insisted that he could personally force the release of the Epstein files within seconds, portraying himself as some sort of real-life Jack Reacher who could bulldoze his way through the federal government and deliver justice.

This is not the first time Ritchson has attacked Trump, Christians, and the Catholic Church.

In 2024, The Gateway Pundit reported that the actor branded Trump a “rapist and a con man” and condemned Christians who support him as “the most vitriolic tribe.”

The same actor who lectures Christians about love and morality is now publicly entertaining imagery of his political enemies waking up bloody and toothless.

You cannot make this up.

There is another layer of hypocrisy here.

The Gateway Pundit reported in March that Ritchson was filmed striking his Tennessee neighbor during a physical confrontation in front of children. Police later concluded that Ritchson acted in self-defense and closed the investigation without filing charges.

Now the Hollywood action star is using his massive platform to argue that resentment should be preserved until alleged wrongdoers receive a bloody physical reckoning.

Imagine the media outrage if a conservative actor spoke this way about Democrats, liberal activists, or another religious institution.

There would be wall-to-wall coverage, demands for cancellation, and breathless warnings about “dangerous political rhetoric.”

But when a Trump-hating Hollywood celebrity invokes bloody violence against the Left’s preferred targets, it is packaged as a thoughtful conversation about trauma, resentment, and “carrying the fight.”

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This January, President Trump posted a threat on Truth Social — in all capital letters:

“I will institute the INSURRECTION ACT.”

While most people laughed it off… or scrolled to the next post…

One former White House advisor took immediate steps to prepare.

Jim Rickards is no stranger to Washington DC. He’s spent 40 years advising four U.S. Presidents, the CIA, and the Pentagon — and he believes Trump’s post was a “warning shot” far too many people ignored.

In a recent presentation, he laid out his entire theory… which now appears to be coming true.

He told us, “Trump is preparing to invoke a power used a handful of times since 1807.”

When it happens, Rickards says, the panic won’t stop in DC. Within hours, it could spread to the rest of the country… and the financial markets.

For the full story, be sure to watch his briefing, free of charge.

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For months now, we have been following the progression of a ballot initiative in the state of Oregon that would effectively ban hunting and fishing by outlawing the killing of animals.

In May, petitioners seemed to reach the prerequisite number of signatures to get this crazy initiative on the ballot in November, but in the end they fell short.

When the state finally examined the petition signatures, they found that many of them were not valid. Anyone surprised?

The Oregon Capital Chronicle reports:

Oregon initiative that would have banned most killing of animals won’t be on November ballots

Oregonians won’t vote in November on whether to ban hunting, fishing, livestock farming and animal research after backers of a widely criticized initiative failed to gather enough valid signatures to make the ballot.

The Oregon Secretary of State’s Office announced late Friday afternoon that it had determined Initiative Petition 28, an effort led by Portland-based vegan advocates to dramatically expand the state’s animal cruelty laws, had less than 75% of the valid signatures it needed from Oregon voters to make it onto the November ballot.

Oregonians trying to pass laws through a statewide vote need to collect signatures from 6% of voters who cast ballots in the last gubernatorial election. This year, that’s 117,173 signatures.

Backers of the animal cruelty initiative, who did not immediately return a call for comment Friday, reported handing in 142,784 signatures. But through two statistical samples, state election officials determined that just 104,262 of those signatures matched individual Oregon voters’ signature records. Election officials compare signatures submitted to voter records and exclude duplicates.

Initiative Petition 28 would have banned nearly all harming or killing animals, with exceptions for self-defense and veterinary care. It would not have applied to insects, which aren’t considered animals under Oregon law, but would cover all other non-human creatures.

The left used fraudulent signatures? Say it isn’t so.

Had originally got enough to be on ballot…but a bunch of fraudulent signatures took it blow the threshold

Imagine that lol https://t.co/xyA7PWm6kJ

— B Wood (@BeastOfWood) July 27, 2026

This is one of the reasons that so many people in Oregon want to break away from the state and become part of Idaho.

Who can blame them?

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Arizona Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs got lit up on social media after she ridiculously claimed credit for President Trump’s no-tax-on-tips platform last week. 

Notably, the message came just days after Trump-Endorsed Republican gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs won his primary election in a landslide.

It can be recalled that Kamala Harris also tried to steal Trump’s No Tax on Tips proposal, announcing during an August 2024 rally that she would “eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers.” Trump had already been talking about his proposal throughout 2024, but Kamala put forth the totally original idea as the first policy after being installed as the Democratic Nominee.

Arizona’s fraudster-in-chief released the following video on X last week, taking credit for the state’s policy of eliminating taxes on tips and saying, “Families struggle with high costs because of Washington’s misguided policies,” a not-so-subtle jab at the Trump Administration.

She conveniently failed to mention, however, that the Republican State Legislature passed the provision as part of the 2026 budget, which sought to mirror Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill.

WATCH:

No tax on tips. Here in Arizona, we eliminated taxes on tips so that service workers like the guys here at Chili Pepper in Yuma can keep every dollar they earn through tips. As families struggle with high costs because of Washington’s misguided policies, I’m working to put more money in Arizonans’ pockets, and we did just that with my fourth bipartisan balance budget that cut taxes for hardworking families.

In Fact, Hobbs was not only not responsible for the tax cut, but she wanted to raise taxes on Arizonans.

According to the Arizona Daily Sun, “While having to accept larger tax cuts than she wanted, Hobbs also had to give up on her plans to raise various taxes and fees to fund the $18.7 billion budget she proposed in January, a plan that would have funded various new and expanded programs.” This included state tax laws that conform to federal statutes, which she had reportedly referred to as “hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks to special interests.”

Hobbs even stole 2022 competitor Kari Lake’s campaign slogan when she signed the bill, which included provisions she opposed, admitting it would “put Arizona first.” Lake, the star GOP candidate whose election was stolen by just 17,100 votes out of over 2.5 million, first coined the famed “Arizona first” slogan.

Just like Hobbs stole the 2022 election, where machines at 60% of voting centers in the state’s largest county failed to tabulate votes on election day, she is now stealing credit for Conservative wins.

Hobbs got “ratioed” on her X post, which had over 2,600 comments mainly attacking her for lying, and just 258 reposts and 595 likes as of Monday night.

No tax on tips means more money in Arizonans’ pockets. pic.twitter.com/dDxgmMME28

— Katie Hobbs (@katiehobbs) July 24, 2026

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