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From the New York Post, Nevada Black Widower convicted again of murdering sixth wife and hit man he

hired to kill her, by Christina Coulter.

After 15 years, an overturned death sentence and a retrial, a Nevada jury found Thomas Randolph

guilty of orchestrating his sixth wife's murder and shooting dead the apparent hitman

he hired to kill her.

Jurors on Thursday convicted Randolph 88 of conspiracy to commit murder and two counts of

murder with use of a deadly weapon after five hours of deliberation per court proceedings aired by court TV.

Randolph uses a wheelchair and was aided by headphones for the heart of hearing stared straight

ahead and was emotionless when the verdict was read.

Colleen Byer, daughter of Randolph's sixth wife, Sharon Koss, gasped and clasped her hands

to her mouth when Randolph was found guilty for the second time.

I'm so relieved it's unbelievable, she said.

It's been 15 years and it's been a twisted nightmare.

I'm absolutely ecstatic and thrilled and relieved that he's off the streets that he

cannot do this to another woman again she said teary-eyed in the courtroom because he's a

predator he's a serious predator.

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