Her indictment only covers one area of wrongdoing - her testimony before the GJ. Prosecutor Canepa has also briefly mentioned her presence at the family meetings when plans were discussed. I have a feeling there's more information LE uncovered about Fred and her possible knowledge or "awareness" of her family's murder spree that wasn't included in the indictment. It will probably come out at trial.
JMO, Fred Wagner was much more aware of what happened or was about to happen and did nothing to stop it.
I think the conversations at Fred's could be the "smoking gun" in the trials. Question is, if the conversations are on wiretaps will they be played in court? Or If the conversations are coming from witness testimony, will the witnesse(s) be called to the stand?
It's no secret I believe we are dealing with wiretaps here, and I've mentioned this a few times.
But because you mention Fred being at family meetings involving criminal conversations, and those particular conversations possibly being brought up at trial, it makes me believe even more we are dealing with wiretaps here.
Why? Because anyone could go to Angela Canepa and say "Hey, I was at Fred's and they were all talking about murdering Sheriff Reader and escaping from jail."
And prosecutor Canepa could not simply take a person's word for it. In fact I'm pretty sure it would only be hearsay evidence . If 2 witnesses said the same thing that is a stronger case but still not enough. It can still be construed as hearsay.
BUT for AC to state in open court on the record that Fred was privy to revenge and escape conversations, of which there were several, she had to be sure she was not stating ONLY hearsay evidence.
A wiretap of the Wagners in their own words (a legally installed wiretap) IS NOT hearsay and can be used in court.
Of course the defense will get voice experts and copies of the wiretap warrants etc... for proof....but the prosecution is very confident in Fred being present for these conversations.
A big thing not often mentioned is that AC was actually concerned that Fred might actually PARTICIPATE in the carrying out of the revenge and escape plans.
So yes, for the above reasons I do think it's possible that the conversations at Fred's could be the "smoking gun" used in all the trials, except for RN's trial, unless specific forgery conversations were recorded.