The Teacher and the Student: The Case of Pamela Smart
In 1990, a 22-year-old high school media coordinator in New Hampshire was accused of conspiring with a teenage student to murder her husband. The resulting trial—one of the first in the country to be broadcast live from start to finish—captivated the nation and raised lasting questions about influence, responsibility, and justice. Host Alexander’s Lawson examines the facts of the case, the trial that followed, and where the key figures stand more than three decades later.
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