Where Are Betty Broderick's Children Now?

Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story dives into the instance of Betty Broderick (played by Amanda Peet), who shot dead her ex Dan Broderick (Christian Slater) and his subsequent spouse, Linda Broderick (Rachel Keller) on November 5, 1989. 

Across eight scenes, Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story follows the start of Betty and Dan Broderick's romantic tale in 1965 through to their separation in 1985 and his demise in 1989. 

Dan and Betty Broderick wedded in 1969 however separated in 1985 when Dan Broderick moved out of the family home. He later confessed to engaging in extramarital relations with his colleague, Linda Kolkena. 

They had four youngsters together: two girls, Kim and Lee, and two children, Rhett and Daniel Broderick. In the arrangement, Betty and Dan's kids are called Tracy (Lily Donoghue), Jennifer, Ryan, and Anthony. 

As found in the arrangement, Betty and Dan Broderick were entangled in a five-year-long unpleasant and passionate guardianship fight broadly known as Broderick v Broderick, with Dan being conceded sole authority eventually. 

The result of the care fight at last crushed Betty. The understanding implied Dan Broderick had the last say on Betty Broderick's appearance rights and contact with her kids. 

Betty Broderick battled a long and hard fight for the authority of her kids up until she killed Dan and Linda Broderick 

In her 2015 diary, Betty Broderick: Telling on Myself, she stated: "I totally venerate my kids, from the primary snapshot of the day to the last, and still do 

"They were my need and I needed so severely for them to have a cheerful adolescence." 

In November 1989, Betty Broderick took her most youthful girl's Lee Broderick's home key and ventured out to Dan's home. 

As Dan and Linda Broderick lay resting, Betty Broderick shot the firearm at two or three-five times prior to reaching her little girl Lee and Lee's beau. 

She then, at that point transformed herself in to the police and never denied killing the couple. 

On December 11, 1991, at a Californian town hall, 44-year-old Betty Broderick was seen as blameworthy of two checks of second-degree murder for the passings of Dan and Linda Broderick. 

Betty Broderick was condemned to 32-years-to-life in jail and remains detained today.