True Crime with Elli Mac

Elli Mac

This is a True Crime podcast with me, Elli Mac.

  1. 6d ago

    Thomas Randolph: The Full Story Of The Black Widower

    On the evening of May 8, 2008, in the northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada, 57-year-old Sharon Randolph and her husband, 53-year-old Thomas Randolph, went out together. It was the Thursday before Mother’s Day. They had dinner at a steakhouse, spent some time in the casino, stopped for fuel, and drove home to their house on Rancho Santa Fe Drive. Sharon went into the house first. A short time later, Thomas called 911. His wife had been shot. And there was a man inside their home, a man Thomas said he had just shot. When police arrived, Sharon was dead in the hallway. In the garage lay the body of the man Thomas had shot. He had been wearing a mask, Thomas said. But he wasn’t a stranger. He was 38-year-old Michael James Miller, a man who had been doing odd jobs around the Randolphs’ home. At first, there appeared to be an explanation. A burglary had gone wrong. An intruder had killed a woman in her own home, and her husband had killed the intruder. But as detectives began looking more closely at Thomas Randolph, they discovered something extraordinary. Sharon was not his first wife. She was his sixth. And she was not the first of his wives to die… ============================================= DISCLAIMER - This video contains themes of violence. I do not intend to cause any disrespect to anyone I talk about in this video. This is purely a factual and educational piece that I have put together with information I have found on the internet. Rest in peace, Becky Rae Gault, Frances Randolph, Leona Stapleton, Sharon Causse Randolph. ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com ============================================= 📚 Sources for this episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bBn9Y8QAMEglqoW-skt2XlmDZ284OQ9O/view?usp=share_link

    Thomas Randolph: The Full Story Of The Black Widower
  2. Aug 13

    Will Bryan Kohberger Get A New Trial? | The Idaho Student Murders (Part 2)

    PART 1: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Rf3QTJ2LDK8Uhp9MiqaNP?si=Nggc6OMpQOqQe2a9lz-5bQ&utm_source=copy-link ============================================= In December 2022, police arrested a twenty-eight-year-old criminology PhD student for the murders of four University of Idaho students. Charging him was one thing. Convicting him was going to be another. What followed was two and a half years of legal warfare. The state wanted the death penalty. And Bryan Kohberger, was going to make them work for every inch of it.He fought the DNA. He fought the phone records. He fought the car, the eyewitness, the indictment itself. He fought to move the trial three hundred miles. He fought to have the death penalty ruled unconstitutional in his case.But everything was Denied.By the summer of 2025, he was out of arguments, out of appeals, and weeks away from a trial that could have ended with him in front of a firing squad.And then, with almost no warning, he told an Ada County courtroom. This is the full legal journey of Bryan Kohberger. Every motion, every ruling, the deal that stopped the trial, and the four families who had to sit and listen to it.And then, in July 2026, from a maximum security prison, he surprised everyone once again.He said he wanted to take it all back. That he had been lied to. That he was innocent.So how does a man confess to four murders, and then, a year later, say he never did it?And will Bryan Kohberger get the trial he now says he wants? ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com ============================================= 📚 Sources for this episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ht1nWObTQDXejYpIIvTY01fb3f7afnJa/view?usp=share_link

    Will Bryan Kohberger Get A New Trial? | The Idaho Student Murders (Part 2)
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