[5] In 2007 and 2008, she appeared on NBC's Dateline program, first in an episode called "The Valentine's Day Mystery" [6] and then in "Disappearance at the Dairy Queen" (later renamed "The Case of the Girl Who Never Came Home.")
[7] Hunt's fourth book, released in December 2014, is The Kennedy Wives: Triumph and Tragedy in America's Most Public Family, co-written with longtime friend David Batcher.
[9] Hunt's first true crime book was Dead But Not Forgotten, released in August 2010, which examined the 1990 murder of Barbara George, a 32-year-old mother of two whose husband Michael was arrested in 2007 for the suburban Detroit shooting.
Hunt's book, released prior to Michael George's second trial in the case, was accused of undermining the prosecution's key witness.
[17] In June 2014, See How Much You Love Me: A Troubled Teen, His Devoted Parents, and a Cold-Blooded Killing was released by St. Martin's true crime imprint.
In 2018, she also reported and narrated a podcast called Aftermath about gun violence in America She returned to Accused for its third season, which ran from late December 2019 through January 2020.
In April 2018, a photograph of Hunt depicted her celebrating with the Enquirer newsroom for its Pulitzer Prize win in the local reporting category.