Welcome to Murder Minute.

On today's episode, Catherine Knight, but first, your true crime headlines.

An escaped Nevada inmate who walked away from a Carson City prison camp was arrested

at a Northern California home where another man was found dead.

On Tuesday, 34-year-old Jonathan Colin Autry was taken into custody on suspicion of homicide.

At an apartment in the Sacramento suburb of Antelope, according to a statement from the

Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

On Sunday, Autry walked away from the steward conservation detention camp in Carson

City, Nevada, which houses up to 360 minimum custody and community trusty inmates.

Autry was serving two to five years for money fraud, according to the Nevada Department

of Corrections.

On Tuesday, Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies were called to the Antelope apartment to

check on the welfare of its resident, but couldn't get the man inside to answer the door.

Persistent checking revealed that a man who was unknown to the resident's family was inside.

The sheriff's office said that when deputies tried to detain Autry, he became combative.

Once detained, deputies entered the apartment and found the resident dead inside.

His cause of death and the name have not yet been released.

A Montana man was found guilty this week in the 2019 strangling death of a woman who gave

him a ride home from the casino where she worked.

Yellowstone County jurors deliberated for about two hours on Monday before finding 24-year-old

Diego Hernandez guilty of deliberate homicide in the death of 57-year-old Laurie Bray.

Bray was last seen giving Hernandez a ride home after her shift at the Cedar Ridge Casino,

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