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Betty Broderick, who murdered her ex-husband and his new wife in 1989 in San Diego, died in a California prison at age 78 after years behind bars. She had been serving two consecutive 15-years-to-life sentences since 1992; initial reports say natural causes, with the county coroner to determine the official cause. Parole had been denied in the past.
Betty Broderick, the San Diego socialite convicted of the 1989 murders of her ex-husband Dan Broderick and his wife Linda Kolkena Broderick, died of natural causes at age 78 while serving a life sentence. She had recently been moved to an outside medical facility; parole had been denied multiple times. The San Bernardino County Coroner will determine the official cause of death. Broderick is survived by four children and seven grandchildren.
Betty Broderick, the San Diego socialite convicted of killing her ex-husband Dan Broderick and his wife Linda Kolkena after a bitter divorce, died at 78 while serving a life sentence; she had been denied parole and was recently moved to an outside medical facility, with the official cause of death to be determined by the county coroner.
Betty Broderick, known for the 1989 killings of her ex-husband Dan Broderick and his new wife Linda Kolkena and serving a 32-years-to-life sentence, died at age 78 while in a California medical center after being moved from prison; authorities say the initial cause of death was natural, with a formal coroner’s review forthcoming.
Betty Broderick, who killed her ex-husband Daniel Broderick III and his wife Linda Kolkena in their San Diego bedroom in 1989, died in a California prison at age 78. Convicted of second-degree murder in 1991, she received two consecutive 15‑to‑life terms plus firearm enhancements and spent decades imprisoned amid a bitter divorce and custody battle; parole was denied in 2010 and 2017, and she had recently been moved to a medical facility before her death.
Elisabeth 'Betty' Broderick, the La Jolla socialite who killed her ex-husband Daniel Broderick and his wife Linda Kolkena in 1989, died in prison at 78 from natural causes; after a 1990 mistrial and a 1991 conviction for two counts of second-degree murder, she was sentenced to 32 years to life and denied parole in 2010 and 2017, with her case inspiring books, a TV movie, a podcast, and an eight-episode miniseries.