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Six Months of Warnings: What Rochester Missed Before the Brom Massacre
Six Months of Warnings: What Rochester Missed Before the Brom Massacre
In February 1988, sixteen-year-old David Brom murdered his parents, Bernard and Paulette, and two of his younger siblings, Diane and Richard, with an axe at their home in Rochester, Minnesota, in what became the most notorious mass killing in Minnesota state history. The investigation by the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office, the subsequent trial involving competing psychiatric testimony, and a landmark insanity defense ruling would shape Minnesota criminal law for decades.
The Brom family was everything a quiet Catholic…
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