00:15In my 30 years as a journalist, the case of Thomas Randolph stands out as the most bizarre,
00:25insane, surprising story that I have ever done. Sharon Randolph had died and the intruder
00:33had been shot dead. And that's when I just pushed him, boom, boom, boom, boom. Right out of the gate,
00:38there were a few things that weren't adding up. We needed to dig further. Randolph had six wives,
00:43four of them were dead. He was a very charming and litty person. I fell for that at first.
00:51This innocent guy, this jovial, smart, funny dude. This guy's dangerous and you don't know what
00:57he's planning on next. I'm a nice guy. I'm, I'm cocky, but certainly doesn't make me a murderer.
01:05He's claiming he's innocent. They know damn well I didn't shoot you. Or perhaps he's a criminal genius.
01:12I told you we're going to become infamous together. Prosecutors filed murder charges.
01:21I think about my mom every day. They had a hundred suspicions that her death was murder.
01:27He's just going to kill somebody else's daughters. And I said, she's dead, isn't she?
01:32I'm the victim of this. That's an insane person. That's a psychotic person. Am I beautiful?
01:38He's manipulated countless people. He was facing the death penalty.
01:43Thomas Randolph played the system like a fiddle.
01:49In the end, I'm going to win.
