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American Focus > Blog > Crime > Susan Smith thinks she’ll be denied parole after being convicted of cashing in on case
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Susan Smith thinks she’ll be denied parole after being convicted of cashing in on case

Last updated: October 21, 2024 8:11 pm
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Susan Smith, who is currently serving a life sentence for the tragic murders of her two young sons in 1994, is facing a major setback in her quest for parole. It has been reported that Smith believes she has ruined her chances at being granted parole next month after being caught trying to profit from her notoriety.

A close relative of Smith revealed that she is devastated by her actions, which have jeopardized her chances of being released. The relative expressed that Smith was on the brink of being granted parole, but her recent misconduct has cast doubt on the outcome of her upcoming parole hearing. The relative emphasized the severity of Smith’s actions, stating that the parole board takes such disciplinary actions into serious consideration.

The incident that led to Smith’s downfall involved her providing contact information for friends, family, and victims, including her ex-husband, to a documentary filmmaker in exchange for money being deposited into her commissary account. This violation resulted in Smith being charged with communicating with a crime victim and subsequently being convicted earlier this month.

Inmates in the South Carolina Department of Corrections are strictly prohibited from conducting interviews on the telephone or in person, with communication limited to written letters only. Moreover, state laws prevent criminals from profiting from their crimes, making Smith’s attempt to profit from her tragic past a serious offense.

Susan Smith gained national notoriety in 1994 when she falsely claimed that a black man had carjacked her and kidnapped her two sons, 3-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alexander. The subsequent search for the boys captivated the nation, but Smith’s deception was eventually uncovered when she confessed to drowning her children in a lake. Her motive was reportedly linked to an affair with a man who did not want children.

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Despite being convicted of murder, Smith was spared the death penalty and sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. However, her recent actions have cast doubt on her chances of being granted parole at her upcoming hearing scheduled for November 4.

Throughout her time in prison, Smith has faced disciplinary issues, including engaging in sexual relations with guards in 2000 and being caught with narcotics or marijuana in 2010 and 2015. Despite these infractions, she had been a model prisoner for the past nine years until her recent misconduct.

As a consequence of her actions, Smith has lost privileges such as access to telephone, tablet, and canteen for a period of 90 days. The relative shared that Smith was deeply upset by the situation and acknowledged her own responsibility for the outcome. The relative expressed disbelief at Smith’s actions, questioning how she could make such a foolish mistake.

In conclusion, Susan Smith’s hopes for parole have been significantly hindered by her recent misconduct. The once-promising possibility of release now appears uncertain, as Smith faces the consequences of her actions and the parole board’s scrutiny.

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