She’ll never get out. She pled the insanity defense — worst thing that

happens is she’ll be institutionalized in a mental hospital rather than

a jail. There’d be a technical possibility she could get out, but I

don’t believe the State of Texas would ever permit such a thing. But,

that said, the conviction should have been upheld. Insanity is a fact

question — that’s the kind our system lets a jury resolve . . . and her

jury resolved it.