Welcome 13th jurors.

Brandy Churchwell here, and I've got a wild case for y'all.

This is the story of an investigation in a case that has been ongoing for 15 years.

One man, six wives.

Four of those wives are now dead, and three were by suspicious means. This week we begin what will be the third murder trial for the man who has

become known as the widower. This is the unbelievable true story of Thomas Randolph.

This investigation begins in Las Vegas on the evening of May 6th, 2008. Tom and Sharon Randolph have just spent an evening out on the town together.

They went to dinner at a local casino, gambled for a little bit,

and then walked through the parking

lot toward their car, seemingly happy and holding hands.

They pull up to their home around 8.30 p.m. Tom said that he opened the garage door.

Sharon got out and went inside, and he finished pulling the car in the garage and then went inside

himself. At 8.45 p.m., a call comes in to 911.

Tom tells dispatchers that his wife has been shot in the head.

He's breathing heavy, he's grunting, and he sounds like he's crying at one point as he's calling out her name.

According to Tom, when he walked in the house, he saw Sharon's body laying on the floor and thought she had just fallen.

He then sees a masked intruder who comes toward him. They struggle for the gun, which causes his mask to come up slightly so that Tom can see who it is.

He said the intruder's name is Mike Miller, a man that he claims he knows because Mike has ripped him off before.

He said that when he got the gun, he began shooting Mike and kept on as he ran toward the garage.

When the dispatcher asked Tom, is he hurt too? Tom responded, I hope he's dead.

Police arrive and begin to take in the scene. There are drawers

open, a bunch of jewelry in a bag that's laying by Mike's body, and take out food laying on the

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