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Susan Smith prison call Aug. 13
Susan Smith can be heard in a prison call made on Aug. 13 speaking about a letter from the media. (Credit: South Carolina Department of Corrections)
South Carolina killer mom Susan Smith is reportedly acting like a “complete nightmare” behind bars, months after she was convicted of a disciplinary charge for speaking with a filmmaker and ultimately denied parole.
The 53-year-old, who is serving a life sentence for drowning her two young sons in a lake in 1994, was denied parole on Nov. 20 after spending 30 years incarcerated.
“Last year, when she had a chance of getting out, she was really cooperative, helpful, even pleasant,” a Leath Correctional Institution employee told The New York Post.
“But now she’s the complete opposite. Just rude and b—-y all the time. Overnight, she went from being a model prisoner to a complete nightmare,” the employee continued, believing that Smith’s previously positive character was just an act to get out of prison.
Her ex-husband, David Smith, attended the parole hearing to face the woman who killed his children and asked for the court to deny her parole, wearing a pin showing his two toddler sons.
“I’m here to advocate on Michael and Alex’s behalf and as their father,” he said at the hearing. “God gives us free choice, and she made free choice that night to end their life. This wasn’t a tragic mistake…she purposely meant to end their life.”