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On Wednesday, Thomas Randolph wore a Cowboys Tony Romo jersey to his murder sentencing after having a handyman kill his sixth wife. He got the death penalty. He also didn't take the tag off of his Romo jersey because he didn't want it to deprecate...

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On Wednesday, a jury decided that Thomas Randolph, 62, should be put to death for having a handyman kill his sixth wife, Sharon Causse, and fatally shooting Michael James Miller, the man he had kill her.

“I feel that’s really what he deserves,” Beyer said. “He’s a monster. He’s one evil, evil monster.”

A panel of eight women and four men handed down two death sentences, one for each victim. Randolph showed no emotional reaction, but turned and gave a thumbs up to a television news producer as he walked out of the courtroom.
(BarStoolSports)
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Joke's on him, the judge is a Redskins fan.
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Depreciate. De-pre-ci-ate.
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Why not just kill your wife yourself rather than having to kill the paid killer?
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Why not just divorce the bitch?
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Killing the hitman you hire to kill someone.....seems genius and dumb as shite at the same time..
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Should have hired another hitman to kill that hitman, and so on. Keep things professional
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Don't commit a crime in Texas that has a death penalty clause associated with it...Texas don't care..They carry out some sentences there.
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This was in Nevada
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His 15 minutes are up, tick, tick, tick, right now.
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Was he sentenced to death by chocking?
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I down voted for spelling.
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You're killing your father Larry
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Tommy if you keep repeating the same shit, someone is bound to laugh eventually. Hang in there big guy. Need more man cave pics? I'm here to help.
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so now romo's record is spotless: failed in every big game and in saving someone's life
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