You can go through programs like Anonymizer, but if that company is presented with the facts that you've committed a crime going through their system, they'll cooperate with authorities.

The woman who committed that monstrous act is also monstrously sick. The days seem to be long gone when obvious mental illness was treated as such by American courts. Now if enough people who don't understand about mental illness are angry enough, the court of public opinion sees to it that they get tried anyway. Like the Houston mother, Andrea Yates, who drowned her children. Don't waste your time pushing those ladies toward prison and the death chamber, instead wonder about a medical system that lets them fall through such massive cracks, and the spouses of these women who seem to have missed an awful lot. They didn't commit these acts without an plenty of potential gatekeepers falling down on the job.

SRS