ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—The call from her ex-husband came in the
middle of the night. All Joy Glattfelder knew was there were
hostages involved and John McCluskey needed her to pick him up
in Flagstaff, Ariz.  It was just hours after a prison break.
McCluskey, a fellow inmate and their accomplice had kidnapped a
pair of truckers, commandeered their semi and had been driving
for more than four hours. They needed another ride.  "It was a
matter of a life and death situation. If I didn't go, some
people were going to die," she testified Tuesday. "I really
didn't know what to do. I was in a really bad situation."    She
loaded up some clothes and her 12-year-old daughter, then took
the trio to a country store owned by McCluskey's mother. There
they picked up cash, supplies and keys to another get-away car
that was parked at a family home in Mesa.  Under questioning,
Glattfelder said she couldn't recall many details of that night.
Prosecutors allege McCluskey was the triggerman. The trio then
drove the truck and tra