Convicted baby killer Susan Smith shouldn’t be paroled, because of her harmful conduct in jail included performing intercourse acts and doing drugs … so says the earlier correctional officer with whom she connected.

Alfred Rowe, the disgraced jail guard beforehand employed at Camille Graham Correctional Center in South Carolina, tells TMZ … Susan shouldn’t be capable to be launched.

Smith turns into eligible for parole in early November for murdering her two youngsters, Michael and Alexander, in response to a South Carolina corrections official.

Rowe tells TMZ he was a guard on the Columbia jail the place Smith was incarcerated all through his years of service — and the 2 grew to develop into shut … just a little bit too shut.

The ex-guard admitted to us the intercourse with Smith wasn’t worth shedding his job or his reputation.

Rowe says he “allowed” Smith to current him oral intercourse 2 to 3 situations, nonetheless she requested for nothing in return. Jail authorities caught wind of their affair and fired Rowe.

He went on to say Smith is “not ready for parole” on account of her truckload of disciplinary infractions over time — many for drug-related offenses. He well-known her infraction doc was among the many many worst he had ever seen.

Rowe even thinks Smith will lastly wind up behind bars as soon as extra for drugs if paroled this fall. The one strategy he’d assist her doable parole is that if Susan proved she had been clear for an prolonged time-frame.

Alfred makes it clear his unfavorable opinion of Susan has nothing to do with their refined relationship. Rowe pleaded accountable in 2001 and was sentenced to 5 years probation over his sexual affair with Smith.

Whereas Smith is raring to shorten her life sentence — which she acquired for murdering her 2 youthful sons in 1994 — Rowe says she is unquestionably revered amongst totally different female prisoners.

This was a shock to Alfred, who talked about sometimes, people who hurt youngsters are seen as a result of the worst scum by the rest of the inmate inhabitants.