Susan Smith prison call on August 13
Susan Smith can be heard in a prison call addressed on August 13, speaking of a media letter. (Merit: South Caroline Repair Department)
Southern Carolina’s mom Susan Susan Susan Susan allegedly acts like a “complete nightmare” behind bars, months after being convicted of a disciplinary accusation of talking to a filmmaker and eventually denied probation.
The 53-year-old, who maintains a lifelong punishment for drowning her two young sons in the lake in 1994, has been denied a conditional free free free freelance after spending 30 years in prison.
“Last year, when she had the opportunity to go out, she was really cooperative, useful, even pleasant,” an employee for the Leath Leath Remedied Institution said New York Post.
“But now it is the complete opposite. Only rude and b —- all the time. Overnight, she moved from a prisoner model to a complete nightmare,” the employee continued, believing that Smith’s previous positive character was just an act just to go out from prison.
Susan Smith, in the picture in the recent Mugshot, left, and the 22-year-old in 1994 was closed in South Carolina for almost 30 years for the murder of her two sons. (Department of South Caroline Repair Department)
Susan Smith was sentenced to life in prison for killing her two sons, three-year-old Michael Daniel Smith and 14-month-old Alexander Tyler Smith. (William Campbell/Sygma)
Smith brought his sons, three-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alexander Smith, in the back seat of his car and let him down down the ramp in John D. Long Lake Union, South CarolinaOctober 25, 1994.
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Smith, 22 years, watched that it took six minutes for the water to fill the car, drown his boys and sank the car to the bottom of the lake.
Convicted of killing her two children on July 22, 1995, and although prosecutors claimed that Smith should receive capital punishmentIn the end, she was sentenced to life in prison.
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Susan Smith initially claimed she was in the direction, but the evidence would later discover that she killed her two young sons, Michael and Alexander. (Brooks Kraft LLC/SYGMA)
In August, Smith was charged with communication with the victim/or a witness of a crime for talking to a documentary film filmmaker who was against prison rules, less than two weeks after she said an unknown man over the phone that she wouldn’t “be” t talk “With the media.
This was Smith’s first disciplinary action in almost 10 years, and was convicted of charges on October 3, Krrysti Shain, Director of Communication with South Caroline repair departmentHe told Fox News Digital earlier.
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During the hearing in November of probation, Smith appeared emotionally and cried on a Feed in prison. The reasons for denial of the Committee on Conditional Freedom were the nature and seriousness of the crime and Smith’s institutional records on criminal offenses.
“I know what I did was awful … I’m sorry I went through it … I wish I could bring it back, I really … I was just scared,” she said during the hearing.
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Susan Smith cries during hearing for a conditional release on November 20th.
David Smith and his wife Tiffany Smith leave the Conditional Kara Department, conditional and pardon in South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina, November 20, 2024, ex -wife Smith, Susan Smith, was denied a suspended sentence for her lifelong punishment in the murder murder from 1995 his two toddlers. (Matthew Symons for Fox News Digital)
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Her ex -husband, David Smith, attended a hearing of probation to face a woman who killed her children and asked the court to denies conditional freedom, carrying a pin that portrayed his two little ones.
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“I’m here to advocate on behalf of Michael and Alex and as their father,” he said at the hearing. “God gives us a free choice, and she made a free choice that night to end their life. This was not a tragic mistake … She intentionally wanted to end their life.”
