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After an overturned death sentence and a retrial, a Nevada jury found Thomas Randolph, 68, guilty of orchestrating his sixth wife's murder and shooting dead the apparent hit man he hired to kill her.

Thomas Randolph, the 68-year old killer who was the subject of the 2021 Dateline miniseries The Widower, abused, killed or tried to kill four of his ex-wives. Two others died of natural causes

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 hit man he hired to kill her.

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 hit man he hired to kill her.

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 hit man he hired to kill her.

'Black Widower' Thomas Randolph, 68, was convicted in his second trial for the 2008 killings of sixth wife Sharon Causse and hired hit man Michael Miller.

Thomas Randolph's retrial for the murder of his sixth wife begins this week after his 2017 death sentence was overturned. Four of his six wives have died.

Thomas Randolph, 65, had his double murder conviction overturned last week  He was convicted of murdering his sixth wife Sharon and a man who he allegedly paid to kill her, in 2017  He was sentenced to death for the killings but has been fighting it ever since The jury in that case heard how years earlier, he had been cleared of murdering his second wife In that case, he won $500,000 in life insurance payouts; in the second, he stood to gain $360,000 The Nevada Supreme Court ruled earlier thi...