Susan Smith, the South Carolina mother who has been serving a life sentence for drowning her two young boys, is preparing for her first parole hearing. As the hearing approaches, it has been revealed that Smith has been corresponding with several suitors, one of whom she told that she would make a “good stepmom.” Transcripts of a recorded jailhouse phone call obtained by The Messenger show Smith expressing her desire to be around children. One of her suitors responded positively, saying, “You’d be great, babe.”
Smith, now 52, began her 29-year sentence in 1994 after being convicted of murder in the deaths of her sons, Michael Daniel Smith, 3, and Alexander Tyler Smith, 14 months. Initially, she claimed that a Black man had carjacked her with the children still inside the car. However, she later confessed that she let the car roll into a lake, intentionally drowning her sons. Prosecutors argued that Smith did it to win the affections of an affair partner who did not want children, but Smith has maintained that she had a psychotic breakdown.
Despite her heinous crime, Smith has reportedly received attention from multiple men throughout her time behind bars. Relatives have stated that “guys have always flocked to Susan.” With her first parole hearing scheduled for November 4, 2024, Smith plans to request her release. However, her former husband, David Smith, who stood by her side during the search for their children and opposes her release, intends to fight against it. He believes she belongs in prison and will do whatever it takes to keep her there.
Meanwhile, Smith’s suitors have been offering her support for life after prison. Conversations reviewed by The Messenger reveal that they have offered her money, accommodations, cars, and even the possibility of starting a family. One of the suitors defended Smith, describing her as a good person who made a terrible mistake while she was young and not in the right state of mind. He believes people can change.
Inside the prison walls, Smith has reportedly engaged in an illicit sexual relationship with a prison guard and has a disciplinary record that includes marijuana use and self-mutilation. Aside from her romantic pursuits, Smith has been discussing her potential parole with friends and family. They advise her to prepare a speech that addresses her youth and the possibility of postpartum depression. Despite the challenges she may face, Smith remains hopeful and continues to seek support from her loved ones.
In conclusion, Susan Smith’s upcoming parole hearing has brought attention to her search for love and potential release from prison. While some suitors offer their support, her former husband adamantly opposes her release. As the hearing date approaches, Smith remains determined and hopeful for a chance at freedom.
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