Politics & Government
Families Of Cold Case Victims Push For Massachusetts Bill That Could Help Bring Justice
Randolph is one of many family members pushing for legislation they hope would bring renewed attention to unsolved homicide cases across MA.
Updated on: July 31, 2026
For decades, Lisa Randolph has lived without answers about the death of her brother, who was killed in Roxbury.
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"It's just been a long, heartbreaking journey," Randolph said.
That journey began in September 1991, when her brother, Torraine Randolph, was shot and killed near Dudley Street. More than three decades later, she said her family is still waiting for justice.
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"35 years too long. Just dealing with the agony of not knowing what happened to my brother, and no answers from the police," Randolph said. "My brother has a daughter and two grandsons that he's never met, and that's kind of heartbreaking on the family."
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