South Carolina killer mom Susan Smith is up for parole again after serving 30 years for drowning her young sons, Michael and ...

Susan Smith, the South Carolina mother convicted of drowning her children in 1994, will face a parole board later this year.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Susan Smith pictured during her Nov. 20, 2024, hearing in Columbia. (Screenshot of the Court TV press pool livestream) COLUMBIA — ...

An infamous South Carolina woman who is serving life sentences for drowning her two young sons back in 1994 is making a bid for freedom. Convicted child killer Susan Smith has once again applied for ...

Almost 30 years after Susan Smith was convicted of drowning her two sons when she drove her car into a South Carolina lake, she asked a parole board to release her from prison on Wednesday. David ...

BEING HERE TODAY AND SUPPORTING THE FAMILY, OBVIOUSLY IT’S A POSITIVE DECISION TODAY. BUT DAVID WANTS TO SAY A FEW WORDS TO YOU. THANK YOU. WOW. YOU KNOW, TODAY HAS BEEN 30 YEARS. COMING. I DIDN’T ...

Susan Smith, a South Carolina woman who admitted to drowning her two children 30 years ago, was unanimously denied parole after she appeared before the board for the first time on Wednesday. "I know ...

Susan Smith, who is serving a life sentence in South Carolina for the 1994 murder of her two sons, had some ambitious if she was paroled and allowed to walk free — including trying to get on “Dancing ...

Officials say they’ve already received more than 100 letters about convicted child killer Susan Smith ahead of her Nov. 20 parole hearing. FOX Carolina looks back on the Susan Smith case ahead of her ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Susan Smith, a South Carolina woman who admitted to drowning her two children 30 years ago, was unanimously denied parole after she appeared before the board for the first time on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Susan Smith, a South Carolina woman who admitted to drowning her two children 30 years ago, was unanimously denied parole after ...