Published on Seacoastonline.com
January 25, 2008
By Susan Morse

SEABROOK — A family spokesman for one of the other four Seabrook men who served time for Gregory Smart’s murder believes Billy Flynn should not yet be paroled.

Robert Fowler, older brother of Raymond Fowler, 36, said Flynn, “took a lot of people down with that one decision he made.”
On May 1, 1990, Ray Fowler, 18, waited with Vance “J.R.” Lattime, 17, who supplied the car and the gun, while Flynn, 16, and Patrick “Pete” Randall, 17, went into Smart’s Derry condo. Flynn was having an affair with Smart’s wife, then 22-year old Winnacunnet High School media coordinator Pamela Smart. Flynn testified he asked God for forgiveness and shot Gregory Smart in the head. Read the rest of this entry »

Pamela Smart on the Cover of People Magazine

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Arguments Made for Jury Misconduct at Trial, By Matt Osborn, published in The Equinox, December 8, 2008.

Lending credibility to these claims were the dismissals of many prospective jurors from the first day of the selection process, Feb. 19, 1991, for their previous knowledge of the case, and in one instance, according to a Feb. 21, 1991 New Hampshire Union Leader article, the removal of seven prospective jurors for discussing the upcoming trial and its publicity. Read the rest of this entry »

Images from the Good Morning America story

December 19, 2007 story  from Good Morning America.

Pamela Smart Maintains Innocence in Prison:
After 17 Years in Jail and Failed Appeals, Smart Believes ‘I’ll Forever Be Punished by My Own Bad Choices’.

Pam was recognized by Superintendent Ada Perez on Sunday, June 4 at the prison commencement ceremony. There, Pamela was given the 2006 service award winner for exemplary tutoring at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility. Congratulations Pamela!