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ntrue10
Posted September 26, 2010
I was aware of the Broderick story for years, though this is the first time reading the book about their marriage and divorce. The book was well written, though toward the end of the book, the author reiterated Betty's statements so many times it started to become annoying! I would have to say that the book did present facts well. It actually swayed my opinion about Betty's premeditation--Worth reading, if you can get through the end of the trial!!
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Overview
Dan Broderick was one of California's most successful attorneys; his wife, Betty, a beautiful socialite. But when Betty discovered Dan's hidden life, the façade of LaJolla's golden couple was shattered. What followed was a vicious five-year battle that finally ended in a shocking double-murder.
A Harvard Law School graduate, Dan manipulated the law to strip Betty of everything she loved: her home, her friends--even her children. When she ...