Hotel on 12th Street near Pennsylvania Avenue. That night on December 8, 1906 she shot him. Brown died from his wounds four days later, at age 63, and was interred in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake City. At trial, it was revealed that Brown's will renounced Bradley and the two sons she claimed he sired, and a sympathetic jury acquitted her due to temporary insanity. Brown's murder was featured in an episode of Deadly Women, entitled "Ruthless Revenge". References External links The Shooting of Arthur Brown Utah History To-Go 1843 births 1906 deaths 19th-century Congregationalists 20th-century Congregationalists American Congregationalists Antioch College alumni Coolidge family Deaths by firearm in Washington, D.C. People murdered in Washington, D.C. Politicians from Kalamazoo, Michigan Politicians from Salt Lake City Republican Party United States senators from Utah University of Michigan Law School alumni Utah Republicans 19th-century American politicians People convicted of adultery