Can unexpected anamalous probabilities lead to expectations If you were told I flip a coin 10 times and 9 were heads.

Would it be most logical to assume the other was tails if they're was no reason for it to be heads more often.

I read an article saying more serial killers were born in November and if there is no reason then shouldnt it even out over time?
There is no correlation between a past event and future if it is a truly random event, therefore, the probability will remain $0.5$ (for a two-sided coin).
There is no correlation between a past event and future if it is a truly random event, therefore, the probability will remain $0.5$ (for a two-sided coin).