Sabrina Butler-Smith tells Rachel Sharp how she lost six-and-a-half years of her life in prison, was labeled a ‘child killer’ and was robbed of the chance to grieve for her nine-month-old son. Now, she is fighting to end the death penalty and to stop others being sent to death row – and executed – for crimes they didn’t commit
Sabrina Butler-Smith: The fight for freedom of the first woman ever exonerated from death row in the US
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