Craig Melvin

That was it?

That was it?

When most people think about Susan Smith, it's manipulative, it's conniving. Some have described her as pure evil.

When most people think about Susan Smith, it's manipulative, it's conniving. Some have described her as pure evil.

You just maintain that it wasn't her affair with the wealthy boyfriend that led to the murders of Michael and Alex.

You just maintain that it wasn't her affair with the wealthy boyfriend that led to the murders of Michael and Alex.

And when you heard that, did you think, oh, well, that might explain this or that might explain that? Or no?

And when you heard that, did you think, oh, well, that might explain this or that might explain that? Or no?

You argued there was another reason that Susan snapped that night, this mounting fear that her private life was about to be exposed. What did she fear was going to come out?

You argued there was another reason that Susan snapped that night, this mounting fear that her private life was about to be exposed. What did she fear was going to come out?

Were you fairly confident that they would convict her?

Were you fairly confident that they would convict her?

How hard was that for you?

How hard was that for you?

What do you remember about that experience?

What do you remember about that experience?

When the decision was read that Susan would not be executed for the crimes, what was her reaction?

When the decision was read that Susan would not be executed for the crimes, what was her reaction?

How does that change you, the way you parent?

How does that change you, the way you parent?