An Illinois woman convicted in the drowning deaths of her three children has been released on parole after serving part of a 10-year sentence, prison officials said Tuesday.
An Illinois Department of Corrections spokesman said Amanda Hamm left prison Tuesday morning. Hamm was convicted of child endangerment in 2006 in the deaths of 6-year-old Christopher Hamm, 3-year-old Austin Brown and 23-month-old Kyleigh Hamm who died after the family's car sank in a lake in central Illinois.
Hamm's boyfriend is serving a life sentence after being convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths.
Prosecutors alleged Hamm and the boyfriend planned the drownings at the lake near their home in Clinton because the children were in the way of their relationship.
The couple has claimed the deaths were a tragic accident.
HOW HE GET CHARGED WIT MURDER AND GET LIFE, AND THIS BITCH WALKIN FREE?
ReplyDeleteNOW SHE HAS NO KIDS AND NO MAN.
STUPID BITCH.
If she were black, this wouldn't have happened. Period. I hope they tied this monster's tubes, murderous trick!!!
ReplyDeletewtf?!?! How in the hell she getN off in 2 years n she help planned to murder her children with her boyfriend but hes sitN in prison for life? Thats some racist shyt if I ever seen/heard it. He murdered those babies by himself right? If she'd been black we all know she would have sitN in there life jst like his ass. THIS IS CRAZY!
ReplyDeleteNO BULLSHIT!! i swear the justice system is very biased...somebody need to knock her top off!!
ReplyDeletethis is bullshit anyone who has anything to do with the death of a child or children deserve to die themselves!!!!!!
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