Honto5,

Broadly stated, Oklahoma specifies that an offender commits first-degree murder if he, or any other person kills a human as a result of the commission (or attempted commission) of the following crimes:   murder, shooting a firearm with the intent to kill, intentionally discharging a firearm into a building, forcible rape, robbery with a dangerous weapon, kidnapping, escape from lawful custody, FIRST-DEGREE BURGLARY, first-degree arson, unlawful distribution of a controlled dangerous substance, or trafficking in illegal drugs.

In addition, a defendant may qualify for the death penalty if a defendant knowingly created great risk of death to more than one person.

So one COULD argue that Elizabeth Rodriguez, was a willing accomplice to a burglary that "knowingly created great risk of death to more than one person."

Let the people and courts decide.