Amy Wood Now

By: AMY WOOD
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  • Veteran news anchor Amy Wood - @TVAmy keeps you up-to-date on the latest news, fascinating interviews and more.
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Episodes
  • Child Killer Susan Smith - a betrayal that still haunts.

    Child Killer Susan Smith - a betrayal that still haunts.
    Oct 25 2024

    30 years since the collective gasp on the courthouse steps. This was the day Michael and Alex were killed by their own mother. After nine days of searching for Susan Smith’s children we were all so invested and that’s why WSPA carried the funeral. And it’s why so many of you watched. This is the way the story unfolded on the day of the confession.

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    3 mins
  • Christian radio's Rob Dempsey passes away

    Christian radio's Rob Dempsey passes away
    Oct 25 2024

    The death of Rob Dempsey programming director and long time radio host on WLFJ and HIS RADIO's other stations is a personal one. We were close friends. I speak with his dear co-anchor Lizz Ryals about this incredible loss.
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    2 mins
  • Reporter 1st to interview Susan Smith says she didn't believe her 30 years ago

    Reporter 1st to interview Susan Smith says she didn't believe her 30 years ago
    Oct 24 2024

    Susan Smith gets a parole hearing Nov. 20th now that she's served 30 years for drowning her toddlers Michael and Alex in a lake in Union, South Carolina. She rolled her car into that lake with the boys strapped in their car seats. Cynthia Barnes Booker was the first journalist to speak with Smith, and we worked together. We look back on the case and her early doubts about Smith's claims of a car-jacking.

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    19 mins

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