Betty Broderick "remains an unreasonable risk of danger to society." So maintained the prosecutor who successfully argued against Broderick's most recent chance at parole in 2017.

In 2014 she published a book, Betty Broderick, My Mom: The Kim Broderick Story. Kathy Lee also testified and was allegedly the first person Betty called after shooting Dan and Linda.

Kim Broderick, who testified against Betty in court, released a book in 2014 titled “Betty Broderick, My Mom: The Kim Broderick Story” about her family life and the murders.

A love story, a bitter divorce, and two brutal murders don't just make for an enticing television show — they are also the basis for the real-life trial of Betty Broderick. The second installment of ...

Betty Broderick: 5 Things To Know About The Woman At The Center Of ‘Dirty John’ Season 2 'Dirty John' returns for season 2 on June 2 and focuses on Betty Broderick's story. The show will ...

Betty Broderick's life inspired the second season of the Dirty John Netflix series, titled Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, which was released on the streaming platform after initially debuting ...

Betty called Black again while at the apartment of her daughter, Kathy Lee Broderick (who went by Lee), and asked her to go with her to surrender herself to police. Black and Brown later met Betty, ...

Betty Broderick, the one-time San Diego socialite convicted of killing her ex-husband and his wife, has told a parole board she didn't intend to kill anyone.

The real-life Betty Broderick was convicted in 1991, receiving a sentence of 32 years-to-life in prison. Now 72 years old, she is currently still serving that sentence.

Dan and Betty Broderick married in 1969 but divorced in 1985 when Dan Broderick moved out of the family home. He later admitted to having an affair with his assistant, Linda Kolkena.

‘Dirty John’ Boss on Betty Broderick’s “Macabre” Streak and Possible Future Seasons 'Dirty John' showrunner Alexandra Cunningham discusses the courtroom drama at the center of the season ...

The real-life Betty Broderick was convicted in 1991, receiving a sentence of 32 years-to-life in prison. Now 72 years old, she is currently still serving that sentence.