WA probably has enough distance from the crime to keep her out of the slammer. There have been other cases where a beneficiary of a crime was insulated enough to avoid serious charges, but the prosecution played hardball and got them to plead to some lesser charge to avoid jail time or at least a costly and embarrassing trial. Maybe that will eventually happen to her at some point.
Regardless, CA will definitely be charged, and I imagine DA as well (who someone mentioned is pushing 70). It's likely most of her closest family will end up behind bars. Even HA isn't immune (I recall him being caught on video having some pow-wows with the other A's), plus he's in bad health.
WA's main (though not sole) reason for heading back to Miami was to be with her family. If most of her family is behind bars, this kind of defeats the purpose.
In addition, her other brother probably will never want anything to do with her. I highly doubt she'll find another man (beyond short term dating). I mean, her ex-husband paid for his relationship with her with his life and then she fingered her next boyfriend for the crime! Who's going to want to start a life with someone like that?
Moreover, as the facts continue to unfold during future trials, it should become increasingly clear that WA was probably morally if not legally culpable for DM's demise. With all the publicity, I imagine future employers and current friends are going to become increasingly wary of associating with her.
Finally, her boys are going to grow up in a world awash with information - from social media to traditional media. There's no way they aren't going to put 2 + 2 together. She's won't be able to shield them forever - even their peers are probably going to start gossiping about this sorry affair at some point.
When her sons come to this realization, their reaction will likely be worthy of a Greek tragedy or Shakespearean play. No way that they're going to want to have anything to do with her.
While she may be able to smugly dismiss the idea that the state will arrest her today, we'll see how much she's gloating when she ends up old, alone, and maybe even without much money - haunted by the horror of what happened to a man she once pledge to love onto death.
MOO
