How Did Brutus Betray Caesar

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Who killed,betrayed Julius Caesar? A friend? Brutus,Senate and Cassius had killed or assassinated Julius Caesar in March 5th, 44 B.C.
Brutus was one of the murderers. First,Brutus persuaded Julius to go to the Senate after Caesar had received a letter to not go to the Senate because they were planning to murder him. According to document D,Brutus was in an argument with Caesar. In a result, they had killed him to “calm him”. In document C Brutus was an altercation. Brutus was accused as a conspirator as well. Brutus was put in the scene of the crime because of an eyewitness. So Brutus is one of the individuals who had murdered Caesar.
Additionally,the Senate was also accused as well. They were blamed because of a letter indicating that the

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