Jimmy Carter Hired Convicted Nanny
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Why Jimmy Carter allowed a convicted felon to nanny his children in the White House

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Mary Prince Fitzpatrick worked for the Carters before Jimmy Carter was president.
She was convicted of murder but was released after serving a life sentence for a crime she was wrongly convicted of.
The Carters petitioned for her release from prison to continue working at the White House .
The nanny was exonerated of her charges when the case was re-examined.
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