I liked the episode overall. It was kinda awkward to watch Rhonda there at the end act like she's become a prison minister or something. I can't believe that a jury from Texas of all places would let a woman like that go for parole in 2015.

Thoughts?

Imagine being burned alive and not being able to run away. This does seems like a light sentence from a Texas jury.

They ought to put her in a wheelchair and put her in a burning building and won't let her out.

Have you ever thought that maybe the women on this show are not guilty? Just a thought. And I believe that Rhonda is innocent. And for your information she could have gotten 88 years or life...well if you think about it 88 years is basically life.