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Randall Jefferson (Character)

Created by: Mark Waid, Brian K. Vaughan, Doug Braithwaite

1st appearance:  Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #5 (January, 1999)

Nationality: Unknown

Team Affiliations: None

Legal Status: Unknown

Eye color:  Brown            Hair color: Black

Relatives: Bobby Soul (Brother)

Skills and abilities: Unknown

Powers: Randall was an untrained telepath whose mind automatically processed the thoughts of all others in his vicinity.

Biography

Randall was a mutant with an uncontrollable ability to hear the thoughts of others. His power driving him insane, he was consigned to a mental hospital for treatment, in which he began ranting about various United Stated government secrets. SHIELD sent Captain America undercover in the hospital to investigate him [Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #5-6 (January 1999)].

It transpired that the Chameleon was also searching for Jefferson, in hopes of using the secrets he uncontrollably spoke of for espionage purposes. The Chameleon captured Jefferson and attempted to escape with him by helicopter, but Captain America pursued and defeated him. Steve turned Randall into SHIELD and explained that he was not a security risk, simply an uncontrollable telepath who had been hearing the thoughts of SHIELD’s ESPer network. Steve expressed hope that Randall could even join it himself someday, once he got his powers under control [Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #5-6 (January 1999)].