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Edythe Klumpp must have had some very influential friends to get the governor to visit her in prison. I’ve never heard of that before. She got out in 12 years when she should have gotten the electric chair. Justice for the rich and famous is always different than it is for the rest of us.
Remember, things were different in the 50′s. It was hard for people to believe women could be violent. I am not surprised the Governor went and talked to her. Things were done very different then. And she was not rich or famous (she became infamous because of this crime)