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1:07:15Now PlayingSusan Smith, the woman convicted of drowning her two sons in 1994, will remain behind bars after a parole board denied her release from prison on Wednesday. Smith spoke at her hearing saying she was sorry and didn't mean to hurt her kids. The victims' family, including her ex-husband David Smith, spoke against her being released. She has a chance for parole again in two years.
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