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I'm Nicole Parton, William Stevenson, who is the former spouse of Jill Biden, was arrested and charged with murder, the murder of his current wife, according to officials on Tuesday.

The 77-year-old Stevenson was taken into custody on Monday and faced his first-degree murder charges in connection with the death of Linda Stevenson, as reported by the Newcastle County Police in Delaware.

Officers responded to a domestic dispute call on December 28, where they discovered Linda Stevenson unresponsive at their residence.

Following her death, her remains were sent to the Delaware Division of Forensic Science for an autopsy.

As of Tuesday, authorities had not disclosed the cause of death.

Stevenson's arrest came after a thorough investigation that lasted several weeks.

A grand jury indicted Stevenson on Monday, leading to his

transfer to the Howard Young Correctional Institution after he was unable to post a half-million

cash bail. Jill Biden and Stevenson were married in 1970 when she was just 18 and a student at the

University of Delaware while he was 23. Their marriage

lasted for five years before they divorced and she later married then Senator Joe Biden, who became

the president of the United States. More crime and justice news after this.

A woman from Michigan has been sentenced to over six years in federal prison for impersonating a registered nurse using stolen identities.

Letitia Galazaro, 51 previously of Wayland, was handed a 75-month sentence on January 6th after she pleaded guilty to charges of fraud and aggravated identity theft, according to a press release from the

U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Michigan. Prosecutors revealed that

Galarzo secured a position at a Michigan nursing home from August 22 to May 23 by submitting fake nursing credentials, including a counterfeit license, diploma, and ID all while using the name of a legitimate registered nurse.

During her time at the facility, she conducted patient assessments,

administered medications, started IV lines, and even oversaw the health care staff after being

promoted to the unit manager when, in fact, she was not a nurse at all. When her performance

began to decline, and she faced demotion, Galarzo sought new employment. However,

a potential employer discovered her true identity and alerted police. After pleading guilty in

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