Overview
- The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed Thomas Randolph’s conviction on August 31, 2026, leaving in place a 2024 sentence of 60 years to life that followed his 2023 retrial.
- Netflix released The Widower: ’Til Death Do Us Part on September 30, 2026, a Chris Smith–directed documentary that centers on journalist Dan Slepian’s and detective Dean O’Kelley’s long investigations.
- Prosecutors say Randolph arranged what looked like a 2008 home invasion in which his sixth wife, Sharon Causse, was killed and handyman Michael Miller died; Randolph initially told police an intruder killed Causse and he shot Miller in self‑defense.
- Reporting and trial records show Randolph married six times, four wives later died under varying circumstances, and investigators examined life‑insurance payouts and earlier rulings such as a 1986 suicide finding and a 2004 post‑surgery death.
- The documentary uses rare behind‑the‑scenes material and reporting to trace how disparate incidents, witness statements and evidence were linked over decades and the film is likely to renew public attention even though it does not change the case’s legal status.