She was mad at her husband. So it is really a man's fault.
As always.
Seriously, I think I would make the case as her attorney that she had a nervous breakdown. It is clearly not something she would have normally done, and it seems to have been fairly -er- spontaneous.
The coverup is logical. She just something close to 200 square miles on fire.
As a juror, I would still vote to convict, even if it was a lapse of judgement.
Ed
