Yes. In an article of LA Times published on January 4, 2017, Betty Broderick is denied for parole for the second time.
At the end of a daylong hearing, the two-member panel found that Broderick was not suitable for release and denied parole for the longest term possible: 15 years. She could request another hearing sooner than that if she meets certain criteria.
Now 69, she is serving a sentence of 32 years to life at the California Institution for Women in Chino.
The prosecution maintained that Broderick was a cold and deliberate kíller who felt she had the right — no matter the cost to others — “to act out in vicious and extreme ways just because she was angry.”
Learn more about The Betty Broderick Case at True Crime Stories.