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The sad and troubling fact is that when a child does go missing for nefarious reasons, the person who takes them is most often somebody they know. Given all of the above, something that is a complete rarity occurs when a teenager does go missing, but the authorities have not the slightest indication as to what has happened to them. Even when the news will be the worst imaginable, usually police will have clues or tip offs which lead them hopefully to the living child, but at other times to their body. So it was unusual in that extreme that in the case of Kemberly Ramer no such information has ever made its way to the authorities. Not to local police, state police, nor the FBI who are also involved in the investigation into what is now accepted to be her abduction.

"How To Murder Your Husband" - an essay by Nancy Brophy That's how it started...with an online essay written by an aspiring romance author named Nancy Crampton-Brophy. But Nancy is not John Grisham or J.K. Rowling or E.L, James. Nor is she Barbara Cartland or, for that matter, Jackie Collins. But she aspired to be as successful as these names from popular literature. No doubt, she would have loved to see her works on stands in airport bookshops or brightening the plate glass windows of Barnes and Noble. It is with painful irony that her current predicament might lead to a greater chance of her achieving this goal than her words could ever do...In a plot straight out of a murder novel, romance author murdered her husband for insurance money in a scheme so wild it may be turned into a movie...