Susan Smith is back in the spotlight as questions surrounding reported prison phone sex raise a broader question: how common are sexual relationships and intimate communications behind bars? In this episode, STS examines the Susan Smith prison controversy, what is known about her reported phone conversations, and the rules surrounding inmate relationships. How unusual is the Susan Smith situation, and what does prison life look like when it comes to intimacy and communication?
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The Susan Smith story continues to attract attention decades after her conviction. STS looks at the reported prison phone controversy and the larger reality of relationships, intimacy, and communication among inmates. The episode separates confirmed information from speculation while exploring why the Susan Smith story continues to generate headlines. Follow the STS Podcast for survivor stories, true crime news, cold cases, and real crime stories.
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Murdering mom Susan Smith who infamously drown Even her two sons in a South Carolina lake in 1994 is having tawdry phone sex from behind bars with a lonely lothario half her age.
'You make me feel young again,' she cooed down the line to the man, identified as Michael W.
'I love talking to you.'
Michael, 27, is one of at least seven men that Smith has hooked up with on the phone as she waits to see if she can be freed in November after being locked up for 30 years.
The bigger question: how common is prison promiscuity?
Founder of Evolution Reentry Services, Jacqueline POLVERARI is a leader with over 25 years’ of proven successes in mentoring and therapeutic environments and criminal justice reentry. Her experience working with trauma in the criminal justice field culminated through her personal journey of making poor choices over a decade ago.
Tommy Scoville was raised in an upper middle class family. Skied professionally, retired, and became a public speaker and got rich.
Then the doctors said no more pain meds. That followed with becoming addicted to Street drugs, crime, and eventually a conviction for bank robbery. Tommy Married his defense attorney went back for gyn running, then got clean and started the life boat.
Dr. Roger Rhoades is a Therapist in Greenville, South Carolina specializing in dysfunctional relationships.
He’s also worked with inmates.
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