Based on her correspondences with suitors from behind bars, 'humans are disposable' to killer mom Susan Smith, a criminal psychologist said.
Susan Smith is approaching her first shot at parole this fall, 30 years after she drowned her two young sons, but reports of her romances from behind bars show she still sees humans as 'disposable,' one expert said. Smith, now 51, is scheduled for her first parole hearing on Nov. 4, three decades to the date after she confessed to drowning her 3-year-old, Michael Daniel, and 14-month-old, Alexander Tyler, in a South Carolina lake.
With a parole hearing slated for Nov. 4, Smith seemed hopeful in one recorded phone call. 'It's time for me to get out,' Smith reportedly told one suitor over the phone earlier this year. 'I've done my time. I'm ready to go.' But criminal defense attorney Philip Holloway told Fox News Digital that her chances of an early release are 'unlikely.' 'I expect that she would be denied parole – the facts of this case are horrific,' Holloway said.
David still thinks of his boys every day, and doesn't ever want Susan to get out,' one of the man's relatives told The Messenger. 'She belongs in jail… she is exactly where she needs to be – in prison. And we will do what it takes to keep her there.' Smith has confirmed her intention to show up at the hearing, the Post reported. Meanwhile, the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services has notified victims' families about the upcoming hearing.
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