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Georgia Man Facing Murder Charges After Allegedly Concealing HIV-Positive Status from Wife Before Her Death

A Georgia man is facing a felony murder charge after family and prosecutors allege he knowingly did not reveal his HIV-positive status to his wife before she died — days after she was diagnosed with AIDS in 2022.
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On Monday, April 21, Cleveland Broadie of Rockdale County was indicted by a grand jury on charges of malice murder and felony murder in connection with the 2022 death of his wife, Denise Broadie, according to CBS affiliate Atlanta News First.

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