Overview
- Cordellioné returned to Evansville on parole in December 2025 after serving less than half of a 55-year sentence, and local prosecutors say they received no advance notice.
- A citizen recognized her from the 2002 case and tipped off authorities, according to Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Diana Moers.
- A 2024 court injunction ordered the prison system to take steps to provide gender-affirming surgeries to Cordellioné, and Attorney General Todd Rokita publicly opposed using taxpayer funds for such procedures.
- Governor Mike Braun signed House Bill 1250 on March 3, requiring the Department of Correction to notify prosecutors, sheriffs, and police chiefs at least a week before releasing a violent felon, with the law taking effect July 1.
- Reports based on social media and Reduxx say she launched an OnlyFans and posted updates online after her release, details not confirmed by state officials.