Linda Tripp, who made headlines in the late 1990s after she recorded secret conversations between herself and White House aide Monica Lewinsky about her relationship with then-President Bill Clinton, died at age 70.
Her son-in-law confirmed the development to the New York Post and other news outlets on Wednesday. Her son, Ryan Tripp, also confirmed her death to the Washington Post, which reported that she was treated for breast cancer in the past.
