She broke the law, for one thing. She thought that she could get away with sneaking a video camera into a Peruvian prison, once again demonstrating that she has no respect for law enforcement. Peruvian jail guards had to deal with the fact that an American thought she could get away with sneaking a camera into prison. That's a bit ... not only rude, but seriously underestimating their job performance.
I don't believe she's willing to risk going to prison, I think she's confident that she can get out of any violations related to Joran by pleading emotional distress. The "intimidation" factor matters because she attempted to confront Joran in prison and secretly video the confrontation. It's more than obvious she would have released the footage through the media, given Peter de Vries' participation. That's going a little too far by all standards.
Since (it turns out) she was not formally arrested, I hope this will pass
as the act of a desparate lady trying to get justice ... that Steph's brother was apparently informed that equals to two desparate heartsick
people in search of anything to make justice ... but it must end there!
I hope Beth's attorney intervenes fast and gets her home..
If this is all there is and nothing more follows this should put things where
they were, to progress normally. I hope so.
These people do not want to give Joran anything he could use against them.