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It's a very risky strategy, but a lot better than trying to claim her whole family is innocent when two of them have been swiftly convicted.
The issue she will have is if she throws them under the bus, with all her communications with her family around the murder, it will be a hard sell to the jury she didn't know. Trying to demonstrate that she only discovered CA was involved when he was arrested will not fly.
I think the chances of her testifying are extremely slim. That said, she will not have to address what she personally thought about her family’s involvement if she doesn’t testify. Yes, the prosecution will argue that she maintained her family’s innocence throughout the previous trials, and that will work against her, but the main issue the state has is the one I keep bringing up that no one can answer – how do they prove she committed an over act or willing entered into a conspiratorial agreement? Open to anyone.
