That proves she really never thought they would get caught.
But what would all the recipients of the invitation think?
They know the boys last names is not Adelson.
I wonder what Rob thought. What a stupid move for a Validictorian
A psyche professor in college explained a phenomena about
making stupid mistakes as one gets closer to their ultimate and imagined goal. It was called "goal gradient effect." WA had a timeline...get rid of DM before charges of financial fraud were filed.
The first June attempt failed, as the hitmen lost the trail (per Luis R.. Another, possibly earlier, event failed when the "hired pseudo hitman" took the "A" money and ran. (Discussed but I can't provide a mainstream media source for it.) I think WA began making more and more mistakes as the clock ticked down. When something obsessively builds up inside her, she has to "let off steam" like a regulating governor on a piece of machinery. Whether it be writing a book about a doomed marriage as she is planning the same event in real life. Please note, she included her mother in the planning of that event by having her rent a place to live under her mother's maiden name! Unnecessary chicanery. Maximizing the hurt and distress to Dan by informing him right before his New York presentation. Do you think the planning of only that one life event would be the limit of DA's involvement in all WA's clandestine schemes?
IMO, WA began making a lot of mistakes...she just couldn't help herself: The alluding to CA looking for a hitman the summer before. Getting her parents overly involved, building the hate with every whine, woe-is-me, he is tarnishing my reputation at FSU,
he is psychologically abusing me, he won't let me move back home and then...the only way I'll ever be able to move is if he is dead.
Have we not heard the master matriarch in action...."we can take pills and never wake up or fly to Viet Nam." (Can't help but notice how "untimely death" is a recurrent thought and tool of manipulation.)