Bill Spencer

And as the convicted mastermind, she should serve more time than the others.

Bill Spencer looks back on all the years of news coverage and sees a gaping hole.

Don't forget about Greg Smart.

He's been overshadowed for so many years.

This was a young, from everybody I've talked to, beautiful young guy with his whole life ahead of him and so much promise.

Pamela Smart filed a petition with the state of New Hampshire in 2018.

She asked that her sentence be changed so she would be allowed to have a parole hearing.

Andrew Walensky was a member of the state's executive council that considered her request.

More than 500 pages about what a good person Pamela Smart is.

Ten little words blew her chance at a hearing to smithereens.

She again denied responsibility for Greg Smart's murder, so the council voted against her request for a change of sentence.

Smart's petition had omitted any reference to whether she was guilty or not guilty and had simply focused on her good efforts while in prison, I would have voted for a hearing.

I think the problem is it's sort of unpopular for a governor to say, okay, I'll let her go when she's not taking responsibility for what happened.

Well, actually, I am taking responsibility for what happened.

But you know what I mean, more direct responsibility.

Right.

That you ordered this murder.

Paul Maggiato has strong words for Pamela Smart.

More than once, he's called her a sociopath.

Is this a personal opinion?