Lori Milliron - Lawrence Rudolph Mistress: Did Dentist Kill His Wife Bianca?

The 64-year-old Lori Milliron got to know Larry Rudolph for the first time in 2003 when she began working for Three Rivers Dental. It is the Dental Clinic located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that he owns and operates.

Starting in 2004, the two of them set out on a world tour. According to the opening statement of Milliron's attorney, which the Denver Gazette recounted, they used to travel "at least 65 days a year" but halted in 2009.

Though Rudolph reportedly labeled Milliron as his good friend, shortly after his wife's death, the two began seeing each other "consistently," as per the Gazette.

The publication further quoted him stating, "I called and asked her to spend time with me, and she did." In her testimony, she clarified that her relationship with Larry Rudolph was "occasionally" physical. 

Moreover, several news outlets have described her as his "mistress" (Out Here Colorado), "longtime girlfriend" (Washington Post), and "alleged mistress" (Fox News).

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A jury is weighing the guilt of Lawrence Rudolph's allegedly shooting his wife in the heart while they were on a 2016 safari in Africa so he could be with his longtime lover.

The stakes are high for the 67-year-old, who may be sentenced to death if the jury of six men and six women finds him guilty of killing his 34-year-old wife, Bianca Rudolph.

Following the closing arguments from both sides, the case was handed to the jury in U.S. District Court in Denver, Colorado, on Friday.

The couple, who loved big-game hunting, were closing up a vacation to Zambia's Kafue National Park on October 11, 2016, when she was shot in the heart with a hunting rifle, Assistant U.S. Attorney Bryan Fields stated to the jury.

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Lawrence Rudolph and Lori Milliron are both being tried concurrently. The prosecution claimed throughout the trial that Rudolph said, "I killed my wife for you" at a Phoenix steakhouse during a dispute with her in 2020.

Furthermore, he revealed that he and Milliron had an economic argument about how the COVID-19 outbreak might harm his lucrative Pennsylvania dentistry business.

Rodolph further clarified that he had been misquoted, stating, "Now they're saying I killed my wife for you."

Plus, he also spoke about his open marriage to Bianca during his testimony. He asserted that in 2000, following two near-divorces, he and his wife—who were also parents—agreed to keep their marriage intact while engaging in sexual interactions with other individuals.