Pamela Smart's Teen Lover Released From Prison
The triggerman in the Pamela Smart murder case and an accomplice were released from prison Thursday.
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The triggerman in the Pamela Smart murder case and an accomplice were released from prison Thursday.
Pamela Smart knows the hate she's felt from the public since her 1991 conviction for the conspiracy to murder her husband Gregg has never weakened.
Speaking from a maximum security prison in New York where she has been held for the last 23 years, Pamela Smart is adamant about her guilt – and also her innocence.
Patrick Randall held a knife to Gregory Smart's throat in May 1990.
The triggerman in the Pamela Smart murder trial was granted parole Thursday, nearly 25 years after he killed his school instructor's husband and launched a global spectacle packed with lurid details of sex and manipulation.
A spokeswoman for Pamela Smart says Smart is serving the life sentence that should have been given to her teen lover who killed her husband in 1990.
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