Like a lot of people I binge watch TV crime programmes with the names like Deadly Intentions, Psychic Detectives and Snapped: Women Who Kill.
I like the fact that in the majority of cases the victims get justice.
And it never ceases to amaze me how the truth is stranger that fiction. I mean if I were to write about some of these life crimes in one of my books, people would say they were too far fetched.
I've also learnt a few things -
If you don't want your partner to murder you, don't get a life insurance policy. If you must get one DO NOT make them the beneficiary.
Does your husband hunt? Have a gun collection? Be wary, one day you could be their prey. If they know how to gut an animal, gutting you won't be a problem.
Just because your husband or wife are churchgoers/Sunday school teachers doesn't mean they won't cheat on you or even try to kill you.
If you suspect your partner is going to kill you, they probably are. Trust your intuition.
If you suspect your partner is going to kill you, report your suspicions to the police. At least then when he does kill you the police will know who to question.
