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An Oregon romance Novelist, Nancy Crampton-Brophy, has been arrested and charged with murder of her husband of 27 years, Daniel Brophy, who was found shot dead in his office.
In 2011, Nancy Crampton-Brophy published a how-to-do-it article on WordPress entitled, “How to Murder Your Husband.”
“As a romantic suspense writer, I spend a lot of time thinking about murder and, consequently, about police procedure,” the article began.
In June of this year, Crampton-Brophy’s own husband of 27 years, 63-year-old Daniel Brophy, was found shot to death at the Oregon Culinary Institute where he worked.
Three months later, Crampton-Brophy, 68, was arrested in connection with his death.
According to a criminal complaint from the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Crampton-Brophy has been charged with murder and the unlawful use of a weapon.
“Based on information learned during the investigation, detectives believe Nancy L. Crampton-Brophyis the suspect in Daniel C. Brophy’s murder,” a release from the Portland Police Bureau read.
Neither the release nor the criminal complaint stated a suspected motive.
CNN has reached out to Crampton-Brophy’s attorney for comment. Her next court appearance is scheduled for September 17.
The steamy, sinful plots of Crampton-Brophy’s books, along with her on-the-nose treatise about spousal homicide, add a bizarre twist to the case.
The “How to” essay was published on a blog called “See Jane Publish.” The blog has since been made private, but The Oregonian reports the glib, 700-word write was split into sections detailing the pros and cons of husband homicide.
“Divorce is expensive, and do you really want to split your possessions?” Brophy reportedly wrote.
Among her many works, Brophy published a series of books with the tagline, “Wrong Never Felt So Right.” They include tales of attempted murder, infidelity, crime and general debauchery — all common themes for romantic suspense novels.
“Writers are liars,” Brophy says in a bio on her author website.
“I don’t remember who said that but it’s not true. In writing fiction, you dig deep and unearth portions of your own life that you’ve long forgotten or had purposely buried deep. Granted, sometimes it is smarter to change the ending. ”
Source: click2houston.com
very bad but government should investigate the matter seriously.
The woman take her hand land herself for wahala, could be a coincidence sha and she could be innocent
Horrible women are becoming more scary everyday
The government should investigate the case very well….. maybe she’s innocent or worst still the person behind the evil act.
This is serious
the situation must be investigated because she may or may not be the one behind her husband’s death.
The woman’s face alone is terrifying
Incredible! I suggest they should look into the matter deeply before pointing accusing finger on the woman.
This woman is very terrible, the government should look into this matter.
This woman is something else ooo.
Strange
This is serious case and should be investigated properly
This is a serious case and should be investigated properly
Nah she do herself, but the case should be investigated properly
It’s absurd that the only reason that the poor woman is being fingered in the murder of her husband is a story akin to fiction that she wrote
It’s absurd that the only reason that the poor woman is being fingered in the murder of her husband is a story akin to fiction that she wrote?
This is terrible
This is terrible and strange
Hmmmm… Strange indeed….
so sad but the alligation should be investigated