Bill Stevenson, Jill Biden’s Ex, Charged with Murder of Second Wife Linda
Bill Stevenson, the ex-husband of Jill Biden, has been indicted on a murder charge related to the death of his second wife, Linda Stevenson. This legal development comes after an investigation into the circumstances of her death late last year in Delaware.
Details of the Incident
On December 30, law enforcement responded to a reported domestic dispute at a residence on Idlewood Road in the Oak Hill neighborhood, near Elsmere. Linda Stevenson, aged 64, was discovered unresponsive in her living room. Tragically, she was pronounced dead shortly thereafter.
Investigation Timeline
Initially, no charges were filed following the investigation into her death. However, on February 2, a New Castle County grand jury issued an indictment against Bill Stevenson for first-degree murder. Shortly after the indictment, police took Stevenson into custody.
Charges and Legal Status
- Charged with: First-degree murder
- Arraignment status: Held at the Howard Young Correctional Institution
- Bail amount: $500,000 (failed to post)
Background of Bill Stevenson
Bill Stevenson gained some recognition as the former owner of The Stone Balloon, a musical venue in Newark, Delaware. The venue has a rich history, hosting performances by notable artists such as Bruce Springsteen and George Thorogood. Stevenson and Jill Biden were married for a brief period, from 1970 to 1975. They met in 1969 on a beach in Ocean City, New Jersey.
Linda Stevenson’s Legacy
Linda Stevenson was remembered fondly in her obituary as a tenacious and kind-hearted individual. She recently established her own accounting firm, BMB Bookkeeping, and was a devoted mother and grandmother. She had a passion for sports, being a dedicated fan of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Throughout this ordeal, personal connections and community ties are evident, with family and friends mourning Linda’s passing while legal proceedings unfold against her husband. As the case progresses, further details are anticipated to emerge.
