Autumn Cordellioné, a transgender woman previously convicted of murdering her 11-month-old stepdaughter, Faith Lee, in 2002, has been released from prison 30 years early on parole. Cordellioné had been sentenced to 55 years but served less than half of her term. Her release in December 2022 surprised local prosecutors in Evansville, Indiana, who were not informed by the Indiana Department of Correction. Following her release, she began creating adult content and promoting it on social media, describing herself as a 'transfeminine polyamorous and pansexual.' In a social media post, she expressed remorse for her past actions while maintaining her innocence regarding the murder charge. Cordellioné has also been involved in legal actions, including a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, alleging that his comments about transgender individuals incited violence against her while incarcerated. Her case has drawn attention to issues surrounding gender identity and the criminal justice system.