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I think its hard not to have loved tammy. Sandra hunter they were very happy. Very happy. Craig melvin it seemed to be a simple case of a robbery gone horribly wrong. He realized that she was dead or dying. Craig melvin but nothing about this case was simple. Not the marriage, and not the murders. It just kept getting, more red flags come up. Craig melvin the surprises just kept on coming. He said, you know, can i talk to you in private . Craig melvin What Dark Force claimed two lives . I feel like shes still there. I still feel her with me. [theme music playing] hello, and welcome to dateline...

>> i was shocked. >> it was the last place you would expect to find a gruesome crime scene. a quiet neighborhood, the lovely home, the friendly couple. >> they were very happy. >> it seemed to be a simple case of a robbery gone horribly wrong. but nothing about this case was simple. of the marriage, and not the murders. >> the surprises just kept on coming. >> he said we have to ■çtalk to your father. >> what dark force claimed two lives? itet afternoon at the parker house. tammy and her husband, brett, were both at home. hello, and hello, and welcome tonl datelin it was a quiet a...

Carla Valentine explores Christie's innovative use of forensic facts (or as they were known then, criminalist facts)

Five top authors reveal why they switched from romantic fiction to thriller-writing. By Hannah Stephenson. Thrillers remain among the most popular genres in the world of books - and a clutch of famous women's fiction writers have risked much to pursue their dream of penning a murder mystery, psychological thriller or domestic noir. Mid-career, bestselling authors including whose tales of love, loss, romance and emotional heartache had already sold in their millions, risked alienating their loyal readers to write dark, twisty tales of sinister goings-on. Here, five top novelists who've s...

Five top authors reveal why they switched from romantic fiction to thriller-writing. By Hannah Stephenson.