Marcus Randle-El momentarily lowers his head during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Above: Marcus Randle-El appears in court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision. Left: Shanta Stelter, sister of Brittany N. McAdory, becomes emotional as she read a statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse.
Shanta Stelter, sister of Brittany N. McAdory, becomes emotional as she read a statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Unable to read her statement aloud, Brittany N. McAdory’s mother Stephanie Vinson, stands near a photo of her daughter and grandchildren during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Justine Watson, mother of Seairaha Winchester, becomes emotional as she read a statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Marcus Randle-El enters the courtroom at the start of a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Marcus Randle-El appears in court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Antwaan Randle El, brother of Marcus Randle-El, gives s statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Marcus Randle-El momentarily lowers his head during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Above: Marcus Randle-El appears in court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision. Left: Shanta Stelter, sister of Brittany N. McAdory, becomes emotional as she read a statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse.
Justine Watson, mother of Seairaha Winchester, becomes emotional as she read a statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Marcus Randle-El enters the courtroom at the start of a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Marcus Randle-El appears in court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
JANESVILLE — Former UW Badger football player Marcus Randle El was sentenced Wednesday to two consecutive life sentences for the 2020 murders of two women in Janesville.
Randle El, 36, will be eligible for parole in 60 years, after being convicted of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of Brittany McAdory and Seairaha Winchester.
Shanta Stelter, sister of Brittany N. McAdory, becomes emotional as she read a statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Unable to read her statement aloud, Brittany N. McAdory’s mother Stephanie Vinson, stands near a photo of her daughter and grandchildren during a sentencing hearing Wednesday for Marcus Randle-El inside the Rock County Courthouse. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
Antwaan Randle El, brother of Marcus Randle-El, gives s statement to the court during a sentencing hearing Wednesday inside the Rock County Courthouse for the double-homicide of Seairaha J. Winchester, of Janesville, and Brittany N. McAdory. Judge Barbara McCrory sentenced Marcus Randle-El to two counts of life in prison to be served consecutively before the opportunity to apply for extended supervision.
