Welcome back to Sword and Scale Daily, a show covering all things true crime, five days a week.

It's Friday, November 15th. I'm your host, Ryan Williams. We have new information regarding the search for fugitive, Nicholas Hamlet.

We initially reported on his case back on October 28th.

At the end of October, a missionary from the United States was found dead in Angola.

Arrests were recently made for his murder.

And in Florida, a jilted lover went to her rival's apartment where a confrontation went south.

All of this coming at you right now.

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All righty, so back on October 18th, we brought you the story of fugitive Nicholas Hamlet.

Now we have updated information on the case.

To quickly recap, on the evening of Friday, October 18th, the Monroe County 911 Center in Tennessee,

received a transfer call from neighboring Polk County.

The caller stated their name was Brandon Andrade and the man relayed that he had fallen off

a cliff while running from a bear.

Utilizing the GPS of the caller's phone, it placed the man out in the area of the Charles

Hall Bridge on the Chara'ola Skyway in Teleco Plains.

Search and rescue teams from various agencies ended up responding to the area.

They set up a command center to look for the distressed hiker, and it wasn't too long before the body of a male was discovered in the water, not far from where the call was pinging from.

The identification that was found on the man belonged to Brandon Andrade.

However, it wouldn't be long before it was determined that the body that was found was not Brandon Andrade.

Investigators would soon learn that Mr. Andrade's identification had actually been stolen, and it was being used by another man, Nicholas Hamlet.

Investigators learned that Nicholas was actually wanted out of Alabama for a parole violation,

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