Randy Kraft: The Scorecard Killer
How did the scorecard killer hide in plain sight?
4.5 (15)
180 mins
In Southern California, young men are found strangled and dumped along highways. A 1983 traffic stop exposes Randy Kraft and his cryptic “scorecard,” linking him to a decade-long killing spree, yet unanswered entries still leave the true victim count uncertain.
Ep 1:
SoCal Freeway Terror
In 1970s Southern California, young men begin appearing strangled and dumped near highways. As patterns slowly emerge, hitchhiking victims, sexual assault, and freeway dump sites.
Ep 2:
Method Behind Murders
Profilers search for a methodical killer living a normal life. Meanwhile, Randy Kraft’s violent past, risky lifestyle, and escalating attacks quietly unfold, until a 1983 traffic stop reveals a dead Marine in his car.
Discussions (7)
Kevin
Level 3 · 5 mo agoHeh, suing for lost wages from death row is a level of audacity I almost respect! 😆 It really makes me wonder what kind of job interview he thought he was preparing for in the near future!
Hugh
Level 2 · 5 mo agoScores higher than Donnie
Lucy
Level 7 · 5 mo agoI don’t buy the excuse that it was just a lack of technology. They had his license plate in 1975! It wasn't a database problem, they just didn't care enough about the victims because of who they were.
