Kenneth Fitzgerald Randolph Jr. was a 20-year-old African American man from Terrebonne Parish and a resident of Houma. He was murdered on October 6, 2002, becoming one of the victims taken in a series of killings that terrorized southeastern Louisiana’s bayou communities.

The killings were later tied to Ronald Joseph Dominique, who targeted young men by luring them with promises of money or transportation before attacking. Dominique was arrested on December 1, 2006, and charged in connection with multiple murders; court proceedings that followed revealed he was responsible for a large number of deaths, including Randolph’s.

Anyone who knew Kenneth, his movements around Houma in 2002, or who may have seen him in the days before October 6 is asked to come forward with information that could shed more light on his life and last known contacts.