Testimony continues in the jury trial for the 36-year-old former Wisconsin Badger football player, who is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in connection with the deaths of two women, in a dispute over drug money.

Monday morning, Assistant district Attorney Margaret Ginocchio questioned Bianca Davenport, a friend of both Randle-El and victim Seairaha Winchester.

Davenport testified that the victim and Randle-El were at first friendly, but that as time went on the victim became afraid of him. Davenport also said that he was afraid the victim was a confidential informant and that if she was he would kill her.

Randle-El is accused of shooting Winchester and Brittany McAdory to death in Janesville in February of 2020.

In addition to two counts of first degree intentional homicide, Randel-El is charged with operating a vehicle without consent, and possession of a firearm by an out-of-state felon.