Susan Smith loses jailhouse supporters as parole hearing approaches
Susan Smith, imprisoned for the 1994 murders of her two sons, is seeking parole but has lost support from her jailhouse suitors. None are willing to testify on her behalf at her upcoming hearing on November 20. While Smith had romantic interests during her incarceration, they have distanced themselves now that she is seeking freedom. Many potential character witnesses are unwilling to risk their privacy or reputations. Opposition to her release is strong, with nearly 150 letters condemning her sent to the South Carolina parole board. Key figures, including her ex-husband and the former prosecutor, plan to testify against her parole.