Lorain Woman's Quest For Clemency

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Lorain Woman's Quest For Clemency

http://www.onntv.com/content/stories...ncy-smith.html

LORAIN, Ohio - Nancy Smith was convicted of child molestation in the early 90s, but she has always maintained her innocence.
Smith now is out of jail, but not truly free. The threat of going back to jail looms over her head, and she lives her life in limbo, ONN’s Cristin Severance reported.
“It’s horrible, because you know, you didn't do anything, and here you are, sitting in this cell not knowing what's going to happen to your life, what's going to happen to your children, what's going to happen to you,” Smith said. “I just really, really want my name cleared. I want to stay home with my children and grandchildren.”