Daniel Broderick Crime Scene Details Still Shock The Public Today
Kolkena and Broderick had begun dating while he was still married to a woman named Betty. For seven years, they snuck around until Broderick divorced his wife in 1985 and moved in with Kolkena. A devastated Betty immediately began seeking revenge. | But inside the colonial-style house at 1041 Cypress Avenue, the silence was about to be shattered by five shots from a .38 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver. When police arrived at the DanBroderickcrimescene later that morning, they didn’t find a random burglary gone wrong. They married in Tuckahoe, New York in 1969 in an intimate ceremony consisting mainly of their joint, large Catholic families. DanBroderick died shortly after. With those shots, the question of what happened to DanBroderick law firm was answered in the most devastating way imaginable: the firm’s founder and sole driving force was gone. The shock waves hit San Diego’s legal community immediately. Spencer Busby has always wondered what might have been for his pal DanBroderick and his new bride Linda Kolkena. In 1989, the successful attorney, 44, and his legal assistant, 28, were gunned down by Broderick’s ex-wife Betty Broderick. The Phone: Found on the floor, disconnected, a silent witness to Dan’s final moments. The Entry: No signs of forced entry, which proved the "premeditation" angle for the prosecution. Basically, the scene wasn't just about the bodies. It was about the silence that followed.
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