The ex-wife of slain Microsoft exec Jared Bridegan speaks out
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The ex-wife of murdered Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan said she was 'devastated' after learning he had been fatally shot in front of his toddler daughter.
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The ex-wife, who is from a prominent and wealthy Mormon family, said she has since been harassed and blamed for the murder.
Bridegan, 33, was gunned down in front of his 2-year-old daughter Bexley minutes after he dropped off the twins he shares with Gardner-Fernandez at her home in Jacksonville Beach.
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