FL DOC has removed KC's info from the website. Now it just says no offender by that name. So, either they intend to update once she reports, or she has already reported under a new name, or DOC does not intend to put her info on the website the way they do with all other probationers in Florida. To look her up you would need access to Florida Probation & Parole Dept., I don't know if that is public access or not, but I am thinking not.
I wish I could be more excited about this probation thing but the only joy I get out of it is seeing something not go the DT's way for a change. It won't have much of an affect on KC and thus it isn't in any way justice.
Had the judge run the fraud and the lying sentences consectutive of each other, I would have seen it as a good move; it would have given KC the maximum penalty the law allowed. But that didn't happen and now I can only view the probation thing with skepticism, to the point where I believe this will be a probation on paper only. No real supervision. No real requirements of the offender. No real accounting by anyone.
The judge ruled properly on the probation quesiton, but many eyes were on him and his court during this process, and I think the ruling does to some degree rehabilitate his court. Sadly, it does little to rehabilitate the offender.