Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the pharmacy school and the religious school all have had statements the past two days. They are as divergent as the gossipy statements of her relatives, most of whom never met her, and her supposed school acquaintances. Of course, all have an agenda of running from any association with her heinous acts.

Bottom line: She was a nobody who nobody paid attention to before this happened. A week from now, except for the undeserving victims and their families, no one will remember either of their names.

The only exception might be Pakistani Intelligence, if they recruited her for the purpose of snaring a Muslim husband in the U.S. and then turned them into a dumbed down version of the Russian couple on FX's "The Americans".

But even should that be the case, it's far more likely Pakistani Intelligence was working with al Qaida, not ISIS. That nebulous reference to a FB message "she" posted under an alias was probably posted by someone else as a decoy.

Even ISIS supporters on Twitter have so moved on from this. Donald Trump and right wing conspiracy theorists will soldier on, but this story is done, as far as I can tell.