Who was Lisa Bradford? Husband charged with murder after real estate agent shot dead at Aldie, Virginia home

A woman was found shot dead inside a home in Aldie, Virginia, on Tuesday, September 22. Lisa Bradford’s husband, Roger Bradford, was arrested for murder hours later.Who was Lisa Bradford? Husband charged with murder after woman shot dead Aldie, Virginia home (Pexel - representational image)Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman said a relative called authorities and informed them that Roger had killed his wife. According to the relative, Roger told them about the killing over the phone, per NBC Washington.Also Read | How did Jamey Carney die? Trump admin speaks out as ‘person of significant interest’ sought is US woman’s Ireland deathDeputies discovered Lisa dead inside a home in the 24000 block of Quimby Oaks Place in Aldie at about 12:10 pm, according to the sheriff.Who was Lisa Bradford?Lisa was a real estate agent in the area. Neighbors told the outlet that she was a kind person who was very involved in the community."She was just a good person. She would always send us a gift every once and a while and check in with us, see how we're doing. It's just really heartbreaking," neighbor John Niles said of LisaRoger fled before deputies arrived at the scene.According to the Loudoun County Sheriff, “After a multi-state search spanning Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, he was taken into custody at approximately 3:15 p.m. by the Pennsylvania State Police in Bedford, Pennsylvania where he is being held in pending extradition to Virginia. The LCSO believes the shooting to be domestic in nature, and there is no threat to the public.”Also Read | Who was Sarah Carroll? Michigan college student, 20, shot dead by ex in murder-suicide after he stalked her for monthsRoger, 60, has been charged with First-Degree Murder and Use of a Firearm in the Commission of a Felony following the fatal shooting.The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office thanked the Pennsylvania State Police, the Maryland State Police, and the Frederick County Sheriff's Office for their assistance.Anyone facing domestic violence can find help and information through the LCSO's Domestic Violence Resource Center.Anyone with any information about Lisa’s murder is urged to contact the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office at 703-777-1021.