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3 days ago · Nancy Crampton Brophy is Oregon-based romance writer who wrote the essay "How to Murder Your Husband" seven years before she killed her spouse Dan Brophy.
2 days ago · This undated booking photo from the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office in Oregon shows murder suspect Nancy Crampton Brophy. - Crampton Brophy, who penned a piece titled "How To Murder Your Husband ...
2 days ago · During the murder trial of romance author Nancy Crampton Brophy, held in Portland, Oregon on 4th April 2022, Prosecutor Shawn Overstreet took the floor for his opening statement. He highlighted an essay by the author, declaring: "The essay reveals a lot about her mindset," adding "She talks about how you murder someone.
3 days ago · “The first time I ever found out this was happening was when I saw Nancy Crampton Brophy’s mugshot on the news.” The Oregon writer who plotted for months to kill her spouse until she made her devious plan a real-life tale is the subject of a new true-crime podcast on Wondery, “Happily Never After: Dan & Nancy.”
3 days ago · Nancy Crampton-Brophy, a romance novelist, was arrested for the murder of her husband, Daniel Brophy, a well-known chef and culinary instructor. The couple had been married for 27 years before Daniel was found shot dead in his workplace in 2018.
3 days ago · But it wouldn’t take long for Crampton Brophy’s story of woe to unravel. A forensic scientist with the Oregon State Police revealed that Brophy, 63, was shot with a Glock pistol. Crampton Brophy had researched and purchased a “ghost gun” kit online and then later bought a Glock 17 handgun at a gun show, said prosecutors.
5 days ago · The police said she killed her husband of 26 years for money. Crampton Brophy was having financial difficulties, but Dan had multiple life insurance policies worth $1.4 million. The cops claimed the killer also wanted sole ownership of their $300,000 home.
