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← Return to briefingA woman with a notorious past has passed away. Betty Broderick, who was convicted of a double murder, has died at the age of 78. Further details about her death are available from local news sources, including Fox 26 Houston. For those seeking more information about Broderick's life and crimes, additional coverage can be found through the same source.
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