WILMINGTON, DE — William Stevenson, a 77-year-old man from Delaware, was recently indicted on first-degree murder charges in connection to the death of his wife, Linda Stevenson, who was found unresponsive in their shared home following a domestic dispute. This unfortunate incident took place on December 28, from which Stevenson has not yet been released on bail.
Reports indicate that police were alerted to the couple's residence just after 11 PM, where they discovered Linda Stevenson unresponsive in the living room. Life-saving efforts were unsuccessful, prompting a keen investigation by the Delaware Department of Justice over several weeks. As of now, authorities have not revealed any specific motive behind this tragic domestic confrontation.
Stevenson, who married Jill Biden in the early 1970s, has been in the spotlight partly due to his connection with the current First Lady of the United States. Jill Biden, who married Joe Biden in 1977, reportedly declined to comment on the matter, as it brings up personal history from decades ago, including a divorce that Stevenson later described as contentious.
Linda Stevenson was remembered in her obituary as a loving mother and grandmother with a passion for family and Philadelphia Eagles football. Notably, she is described as a devoted supporter of the Eagles, but there is no mention of her husband in the obituary, indicating potential underlying family tensions.
Furthermore, in a previous interview with Newsmax, Stevenson was critical of Jill Biden, labeling their divorce as bitter and her demeanor as ‘nasty.’ This case continues to evolve as the legal process unfolds, and researchers, advocates, and the public watch closely to see how it might impact further discussions on domestic disputes and their societal implications.
