Randy Kraft: The Scorecard Killer
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A routine traffic stop became one of the most disturbing serial killer investigations in American history.
When police pulled over Randy Kraft in 1983, they weren't looking for a serial killer. But what they discovered inside his car would unravel a decade of brutal murders and expose a cryptic "scorecard" believed to document dozens of victims.
Known today as The Scorecard Killer, Kraft is suspected of murdering more than 60 young men across California, Oregon, and Michigan. Many of his victims remained unidentified for years, leaving investigators to piece together one of the most complex serial murder cases in U.S. history.
In this episode of Unlawful Acts, Connie and Jocelyn examine the evidence, the investigation, and the disturbing clues that helped expose one of America's most calculating serial killers.
In this episode:
- The traffic stop that changed everything
- Who was Randy Kraft?
- The mysterious "scorecard"
- How investigators linked the murders
- The victims and the evidence
- The trial and conviction
- Unanswered questions that remain today
Every crime has a story—but not every story gets told accurately.
Hosted by Connie and Jocelyn, Unlawful Acts explores some of history's most notorious criminal cases through evidence, investigative records, and the people behind the headlines. From serial killers and organized crime to kidnappings, corruption, and unsolved mysteries, each episode separates fact from fiction.
Everyone lies.
The evidence doesn't.
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