Man Convicted in Infant’s Murder Returned to Prison for Parole Violation
Jonathan Richardson, convicted in the 2002 murder of his 11-month-old stepdaughter, Faith Lee, has been returned to prison in Indiana for a parole violation. Richardson had been released early in March after serving just over 20 years of his 55-year…
St. Louis, MO, July 24, 2026 —
Jonathan Richardson, who was convicted in the 2002 murder of his 11-month-old stepdaughter, Faith Lee, has been returned to prison in Indiana. The return is due to a parole violation.
Richardson had been released from prison in March of this year. He had served just over 20 years of a 55-year sentence. The details surrounding the specific nature of the parole violation were not immediately available.
The conviction stemmed from the death of Faith Lee in 2002. Richardson was found guilty of her murder. His original sentence was 55 years. The early release in March followed two decades of incarceration.
Further information regarding the terms of Richardson’s parole or the specifics of the violation has not been publicly disclosed.
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