Jodi Arias #4

Sea Ray wrote:Since when are inmates allowed to give 6 hrs worth of interviews? I thought they were relegated to their cell for 23 hrs a day?

CherokeeNative wrote:

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This one comment following this article, is so true:

"Notice how many times Jodi most likely lied in her final words to the jury. I don't buy that she donated her hair, I don't believe she intends to give one penny to DV and her Mother did not visit her in jail after the verdict. She gave her Fox interview and then was put on suicide watch. HLN spoke to her Mom who told them she was not able to see Jodi that day. Son once again, nothing but lies."

I heard on HLN yesterday that the website for Jodi states that a "portion" of the proceeds from the sale of the T-shirts will go to victims of DV - not 100% as stated by Jodi to the jury. So, basically, this woman can't help but lie...

Gizmo711 wrote:

Sea Ray wrote:Since when are inmates allowed to give 6 hrs worth of interviews? I thought they were relegated to their cell for 23 hrs a day?

Once she is sent to DR she will not be able to have any interviews. But until then she can have as many as she wants. This should not be allowed seeing as she had already been convicted. But it's only if she is sent to DR that they all will stop within 2 hours.

Gizmo711 wrote:I don't know how the defense team continued on in her behalf. She did everything in her power to do things her way. How can Wollmott dare to say that Jodi has "low self esteem", Jodi adores herself more than anyone I ever met. She puts herself on a pedistal. I don't think that Jodi could think any higher of herself.

Sea Ray wrote:

CherokeeNative wrote:

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This one comment following this article, is so true:

"Notice how many times Jodi most likely lied in her final words to the jury. I don't buy that she donated her hair, I don't believe she intends to give one penny to DV and her Mother did not visit her in jail after the verdict. She gave her Fox interview and then was put on suicide watch. HLN spoke to her Mom who told them she was not able to see Jodi that day. Son once again, nothing but lies."

I heard on HLN yesterday that the website for Jodi states that a "portion" of the proceeds from the sale of the T-shirts will go to victims of DV - not 100% as stated by Jodi to the jury. So, basically, this woman can't help but lie...

I don't buy the tee shirt thing. First of all who's making them and if it's not for free who's paying the t-shirt company? Who would buy a survivor t shirt made by Jodi anyway?

A recycling program? That can be implemented in a day or so. She can easily do that while waiting for her injection.

She wants to be a teacher? Did she even graduate high school? I thought she dropped out when she moved in with that boyfriend.

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zesmi wrote:

I need a hug...I am leveled by the turn of events...sherry lifting the ban...hodi taking full advantage and spending the night giving interviews...I feel betrayed by sherry...

Can it be possible that the jury won't give her death? Can it be possible that one of them will take pity on her? Please...can someone reassure me?

Hi, Zesmi!

Those interviews from last night may come back to haunt her during her appeals, or at least that is what I am hoping.

I'm thinking that even life without the eligibility of parole will also be good.

I'm praying that the jury doesn't hang. Imagine how many interviews she could do while waiting for a new jury to be selected.

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zesmi wrote:

I need a hug...I am leveled by the turn of events...sherry lifting the ban...hodi taking full advantage and spending the night giving interviews...I feel betrayed by sherry...

Can it be possible that the jury won't give her death? Can it be possible that one of them will take pity on her? Please...can someone reassure me?

What? She did another interview? Why would the ban be lifted?

Trying to digest her allocution...

She more or less asked the jurors to keep her alive, not for me but for my family.

She didn't show enough remorse nor did she take enough responbility for her actions..

Ironic is the survivor Tshirt..nothing but a bunch of letters slapped on a shirt. Nothing elaborate but to hold this up against her "SURVIVOR" while Travis is dead, 6 feet under was truly in bad taste..even worse than that is telling the jury who discounted your allegations of DV to tell them, I don't care if no one believes me but I was abused. Slap in the face. Willmott also seizing on that with, even if you don't believe there was physical abuse WE KNOW there was verbal abuse..Well, if your client would have taken the hint she wasn't wanted, there'd be no verbal abuse. Frustration does that to ya'...She doesn't accept rejection well..

Then when she said, Samantha said Travis was the glue that held the family together. Another correction from Jodi....Travis told me one time that their grandmother was the glue that held the family together..how awful she felt for adding to her demise..Wonder if Jodi thought that when she sent the 18 iris' to her or that 18 page letter. (why the #18) is there any significance to that number??

Jodi didn't beg for mercy or to be forgiven, in fact she said to keep her alive for her family. Did she afford the same to Travis? Of course not..

I don't believe this did it for Jodi. She will continue to trash Travis and his family until the day she dies.

I believe this jury just might sentence her to death. I don't see any redeeming qualities.

CherokeeNative wrote:If given life, Jodi's custody level will be high for the first few years in prison during which time she will have to prove herself reliable and trustworthy to the CCOs. I don't know about AZ prisons, but our prisons for women appear to be a tad more lenient than institutions housing men. Nevertheless, they all go by the same custody rules. They will do a complete mental and physical workup on Jodi to determine what facility to place her in and how she will program - meaning she will be assigned to a specific job within the institution and various classes that she needs to take. Since she will be most likely LWOP, she will be the last in line to be considered for most self-improvement classes, since those courses are meant to rehabilitate in anticipation of eventually being released back into society. And, if AZ is having the same budget problems as many other states, many of the programs that were available to inmates are no longer offered. Basically, the b.s. she was trying to feed the jurors yesterday about what her life would be worth in prison is just that, b.s., at least for the first 10 years of her incarceration.

CherokeeNative wrote:If given life, Jodi's custody level will be high for the first few years in prison during which time she will have to prove herself reliable and trustworthy to the CCOs. I don't know about AZ prisons, but our prisons for women appear to be a tad more lenient than institutions housing men. Nevertheless, they all go by the same custody rules. They will do a complete mental and physical workup on Jodi to determine what facility to place her in and how she will program - meaning she will be assigned to a specific job within the institution and various classes that she needs to take. Since she will be most likely LWOP, she will be the last in line to be considered for most self-improvement classes, since those courses are meant to rehabilitate in anticipation of eventually being released back into society. And, if AZ is having the same budget problems as many other states, many of the programs that were available to inmates are no longer offered. Basically, the b.s. she was trying to feed the jurors yesterday about what her life would be worth in prison is just that, b.s., at least for the first 10 years of her incarceration.

zesmi wrote:

CherokeeNative wrote:If given life, Jodi's custody level will be high for the first few years in prison during which time she will have to prove herself reliable and trustworthy to the CCOs. I don't know about AZ prisons, but our prisons for women appear to be a tad more lenient than institutions housing men. Nevertheless, they all go by the same custody rules. They will do a complete mental and physical workup on Jodi to determine what facility to place her in and how she will program - meaning she will be assigned to a specific job within the institution and various classes that she needs to take. Since she will be most likely LWOP, she will be the last in line to be considered for most self-improvement classes, since those courses are meant to rehabilitate in anticipation of eventually being released back into society. And, if AZ is having the same budget problems as many other states, many of the programs that were available to inmates are no longer offered. Basically, the b.s. she was trying to feed the jurors yesterday about what her life would be worth in prison is just that, b.s., at least for the first 10 years of her incarceration.

Self improvement? She has no use for that: she is perfect ...just ask her, she will tell you she is the bomb! In her delusional mind, she needs to improve the other inmates...I hope a mean bitch shanks her quick...they are not putting up with her holier-than-thou attitude that's for sure.

zesmi wrote:This is a good read:

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wait...who is shady? juan or jodi?

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"The reality is also that Jodi will be giving a lot of interviews behind bars which will keep her busy throughout the years and feeding into her ego. She will also be writing or co-writing books, selling her artwork and spending her time drawing and coloring (which she loves doing). She may even make some prison friends by drawing portraits of them. Jodi will always have cash in her commissary account as she will always make money.

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Travis on the other hand will have none of these things.The photo of him naked and vulnerable in the shower haunts me as I am sure it will haunt many of the jurors.

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By Jodi sharing what she CAN do while she is still alive, it magnifies what Travis CAN’T do now that he is dead."

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Jodi Arias gives interview as jury decides life or death

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Jodi Arias interview, take two. FOX 10's Troy Hayden sat down again with convicted killer Jodi Arias after she begged jurors for her life in court.

Febbie wrote:The statements Jodi made in court yesterday were all about herself, nothing I heard showed remorse. A person who 'overkill' is a danger to our society. If she did this to Travis who would be her next victim...

LiveLaughLove wrote:Jodi Arias: Death penalty would be 'revenge,' not justice

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But in her interview with Alvear, which aired on TODAY Wednesday, Arias said she deserves life in prison instead of the death penalty because she still has a lot to contribute to society. She also said she feels betrayed by the jury’s verdict, which her attorneys plan to appeal.

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Chickenbutt wrote:This is not going to be popular.....but.....

I guess my point is this.....why are we (that is a global we) so concerned that she talked only about herself? That is exacrly what she was supposed to do.

Chickenbutt wrote:This is not going to be popular.....but.....

HLN is talking about how many times Jodi said "I and me" during her allocution.

That was the point of her allocution! She was there to attempt to humanize herself. She had to talk about herself, that was her job. She had to say whatever she could to sway the jury. She had to let them know that she is more than a "one dimensional character"

Now, having said that, She could have showed remorse, apologized to the Alexander's and begged for her life. She still could have talked about herself and her goals, but to totally ignore Travis's family was just evil.

I guess my point is this.....why are we (that is a global we) so concerned that she talked only about herself? That is exacrly what she was supposed to do.

The simple question before you is: Do you kill her? That's the question," Willmott said. "She has done something very bad. She has. You have convicted her of that. You have told her she is guilty of first degree murder for that. But the question is now: Do you kill her?"

Gizmo711 wrote:

Sea Ray wrote:Since when are inmates allowed to give 6 hrs worth of interviews? I thought they were relegated to their cell for 23 hrs a day?

Once she is sent to DR she will not be able to have any interviews. But until then she can have as many as she wants. This should not be allowed seeing as she had already been convicted. But it's only if she is sent to DR that they all will stop within 2 hours.