Wife hires hitman to kill ex-husband - daughter assisted?

Ok, how old is the daughter?  If she is 14 or younger it is PAS. I hope they put this women away if this case comes close to as recounted here. I am taking bets if the defense claims "he deserves it due to BLAH, BLAH, BLAH". The line is 9:1
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Peterborough Examiner - Dec 10, 2009
By ANDREA HOUSTON , EXAMINER STAFF WRITER

The 47-year-old woman charged with conspiracy to commit murder will return to Ontario Court of Justice on Jan. 12, 2010.

Crystal Tinor and her daughter Ashley were charged Nov. 16 after city police said they attempted to hire a hitman to kill 48-year-old Mario Tinor, Crystal's husband and Ashley's father. Police said they were notified on Nov. 9 by a third party, who knew about the plan. An undercover officer then portrayed himself as a potential hitman that the women were trying to hire, police said. Police said the daughter helped set up the meeting and the mother told the undercover officer she wanted her husband killed.

13 yr old Dutch girl stopped from sailing around-the-world

When I first heard this story I knew the Canadian media were leaving out something important. This report from the Sydney Morning News reveals that the parents have been divorced for some time. Here was her mothers side.

I think this is a classic case of her playing one mother off against the father - for a change - but I do not for a second think it is a wise idea. Perhaps the father is gambling on her changing her mind after a few weeks crossing the North Atlantic, or him having to come to her aid somehow cementing their bond but given my small sailing experience a 13 year old - girl or boy - lacks the emotional maturity to withstand a solo around the world journey. This is a bad idea and this father should reconsider very carefully what he is doing - and why before he regrets it for the rest of his life. That is what I think anyways.

"Laura has divorced parents and it is very normal for a child of this age to be very loyal to the parent (he or she) is living with," Child Protection spokesman Richard Bakker told The Associated Press.

For once, I agree.