Ohio dad’s deathbed confession to daughter: I’m the fugitive behind notorious 1969 bank heist

On his deathbed, Lynnfield woman’s father told her a secret: He was a fugitive and had robbed a bank in Ohio - Boston News, Weather, Sports

(CNN) — Thomas Randele was dying of lung cancer and had a secret.In March of 2021, with his daughter at his bedside in suburban Boston

Before his death, a man told his daughter his secret: He was a bank robber and a 52-year fugitive from justice.

Ashley Randele enjoyed a particularly close relationship with her late father, who treated his only child more like a confidante than a daughter. “I think he would tell me things because he either thought that I could handle it better than my mom or that I just have this terrible gift of being able to compartmentalize things and put it on a shelf and tuck it away,” Randele told the podcast “Smoke Screen: My Fugitive Dad,” in an episode that drop…

Dying Ohio man admitted he was an infamous 1969 bank robber

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“I told him, ‘I looked you up. And there are a million articles about you. And they’re also still looking for you, in case you didn’t know. And we have to tell Mom,’” said Ashley Randele, 38, who’s co-host of a new podcast on who her father was and what drove him to rob a bank.

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On his deathbed, her father told her a secret: He was a fugitive in Mass. and robbed a bank in Ohio

In March of 2021, with his daughter at his bedside in suburban Boston after his first chemotherapy session, he made a stunning confession: He was a fugitive, and had been one for more than five decades.