Clyde Hedrick, now 68 years old, is no longer imprisoned as he was granted parole in 2021 after completing seven years of a 20-year sentence.
Although the document mentions that he lives in a close-by halfway House, little is known about his current whereabouts or circumstances.
Tim Miller first became aware of Clyde Hedrick as a potential suspect in the death of Laura Miller when he was accused of “abuse of a corpse” in connection with the death of Ellen Beason. Despite having claimed to have committed numerous murders to “jailhouse informants,” a suspect named Clyde Hedrick was released on parole in 2021.
