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Played by: Unknown

First appeared in: [[Mister Corbitt]]

A fired orderly of Central Hospital in Arkham and the villain's hands-on helper in [[Mister Corbitt]]. He turns out to be the "Miskatonic Mangler", a serial killer who dismembers his victims. He is also the man who kidnapped [[Dom Druncard]], and he is the supplier of the body parts behind [[Mister Corbitt the Character|Bernard Corbitt]]'s grisly experiments.

==Background==
Randolph worked at Central Hospital, where his job included disposing of amputated limbs and other surgical remains in the incinerator. He was later fired after being publicly linked to the disappearance of nearly a dozen neighborhood dogs and cats. Though never convicted, he was questioned by police and the hospital's superintendent remembers him as increasingly withdrawn, tense and paranoid. The investigators trace him through the license plate of the car Dom escaped from, in [[104: Attic Window]] and [[105: Radical Medicine]].

==Capture==
In [[106: The Miskatonic Mangler]], [[Dom Druncard]], [[Billy McConnell]] and [[Major Bakersfield]] find him in his shabby apartment on Crenshaw. Dom recognizes him at the door and Randolph flees down the fire escape, only to be ambushed by the Major from behind a dumpster and tangled in his net. Dom gets some personal revenge, and under questioning Randolph admits that Corbitt ordered Dom's kidnapping and that he is the Miskatonic Mangler. He says he kept supplying Corbitt with body parts for drugs, fell into Satanic devotion, and that Corbitt is building a gate for "the Master". His apartment held an occult altar, a copy of ''True Magic'', ceremonial gear and a vial of neon-purple liquid, along with blood-stained jewelry that looks like trophies from his victims.

==Aftermath==
Billy hands him over to the police. In [[107: Fates and Retribution]] he is reported to be incoherent in custody and ranting about the Master. In [[109: For Whom the Dice Rolls]] Billy uses his name to trip up Corbitt, who pronounces it a little too correctly for a man who has never heard of him. By the epilogue, the "gate" Randolph spoke of has been closed. Around three months later, in [[201: Wrong Place at the Wrong Time]], the radio reports that he is still confessing and that police are piecing together the whole story from his rants.

==Appearances==
*[[106: The Miskatonic Mangler]]

==Mentioned==
*[[105: Radical Medicine]]
*[[109: For Whom the Dice Rolls]]
*[[104: Attic Window]]
*[[107: Fates and Retribution]]
*[[201: Wrong Place at the Wrong Time]]