Thomas Randolph

Netflix is drawing renewed attention as Disney moves to license exclusive content back to the streamer for money, reversing years of pulling titles in favour of its own platforms. Coverage also highlights Netflix's growing slate of true-crime films, including a documentary about Thomas Randolph, the Nevada man convicted after several of his wives died under suspicious circumstances. Interest in Netflix movies is rising across Google trends in Canada, the US and the UK.

Interest in Thomas Randolph is resurfacing, with USA Today publishing an update on where the man known as 'The Widower' is currently being held. Randolph was convicted in Nevada for orchestrating the murder of his sixth wife, Sharon Causse, in a plot styled like a home invasion, and was sentenced to death. Renewed attention typically follows new coverage or developments in the long-running case.

A court has overturned Thomas Randolph's 2017 murder convictions, prompting coverage of the reasoning behind the ruling. Randolph, the subject of the true-crime series 'The Black Widower,' was convicted in Nevada of murdering his wife and a purported hitman in 2008. Reports are examining the legal grounds cited by the court in reversing the jury's verdict and what it means for the case going forward.