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He looked like the all-American success story-- a former football star drafted by the Green Bay Packers. But behind the athlete persona was a violent predator. Between 1979 and 1981, Randall Woodfield terrorized the Pacific Northwest, committing a spree of robberies, sexual assualts and murders along the I-5 corridor. In this episode, we trace the path from proimising young athlete to cold-blooded killer and examine how his Capricorn Sun, Libra Rising and Cancer Moon reveal a disturbing mix of control, charm and suppressed emotional chaos.
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Fought, Tim (AP). “Police say DNA links murder to ‘I-5 Killer’.” The Spokesman-Review, 9 Feb. 2006. Accessed 25 Aug. 2025.
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“State v. Woodfield, 62 Or. App. 69 (1983).” Oregon Court of Appeals (opinion hosted at Justia Law), 2 Mar. 1983. Accessed 25 Aug. 2025.
“Randall Woodfield.” Wikipedia, last updated 2025. Accessed 25 Aug. 2025. (Use cautiously; corroborates arrest date and some minor details; primary facts are sourced above.)
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