Ah.....
Let's not forget that she didn't do it all solo, if you see what I mean.
She not only needed to be accompanied in the aircraft, she needed people on the ground, before setting off and afterwards, to raise the money and keep the lie alive.
I don't think she's the only person who lied. Clearly she's not the only person who eventually knew it was a fake, and kept quiet while it suited.
What we need now is more of the insiders to come out and expose the whole thing as a fraud. I'm not sure we will get any, but we do know they are there.
This is not a simple tale of a charlatan uncovered, it's deeper than that.
This was at some point, I would hope, simply a wildly over optimistic endeavour, which blossomed into a conspiracy to defraud. I suspect that when it became clear that it wasn't the right bus to be on, it was already going too fast to jump off, without some damage. Perhaps when that damage was weighed against still being on board when the inevitable crash came..........