Pamela Smart remains in prison and continues to insist she didn't coerce anyone into killing her husband—unlike the plot of the 1995 film To Die For, which was inspired by her case.

Pamela Smart said in seeking a sentence reduction, she is asking for compassion and mercy. She shared that during her incarceration, she was beaten so bad she required plastic surgery.

Pamela Smart, a former high school employee serving a life sentence for recruiting a teenage boy with whom she was having a sexual relationship to kill her husband, has accepted responsibility for his ...

CONCORD, N.H. – Pamela Smart, who is serving life in prison for plotting with her teenage student to have her husband killed in 1990, accepted full responsibility for his death for the first ...

MANCHESTER, N.H. — After Pamela Smart sent out a new video requesting a commutation hearing from the governor and Executive Council, Gov. Chris Sununu said Wednesday that she will go through the ...

I looked back at the Pamela Smart case, one of the first true crime stories to gain national media attention, and how it ...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Pamela Smart, who is serving life in prison for plotting with her teenage student to have her husband killed in 1990, accepted full responsibility for his death for the ...

New Hampshire’s highest court has rejected Pamela Smart’s latest attempt to reduce her sentence, more than three decades after she was convicted of convincing her teenage lover to kill her husband.

Pamela Smart spoke to News 9's Jean Mackin inside the maximum-security Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in New York. Her arm was in a sling, the result of a fall in the shower that left her ...

A lawyer for Pamela Smart, who’s serving a life-without-parole sentence for plotting to kill her husband in 1990, says a state council “brushed aside” her request for a chance at freedom.

Pamela Smart believes that a plastic cake knife may be keeping her in prison and she has filed documents in federal court in an attempt to get her sentence reduced, PEOPLE confirms.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Pamela Smart, the woman at the center of one of New England's most infamous murder cases, says she's now ready to take responsibility. Smart was a 22-year-old school worker ...