Jodi Arias #4

Nan11 wrote:@One - Did you catch any of Nancy Grace tonight?

One Wonders wrote:

Nan11 wrote:@One - Did you catch any of Nancy Grace tonight?

Nan I'm watching it now @ 11PM my time. Can this be true? I can't believe the family would go for it. I hate watching HLN cuz they don't have concret info. I just don't think they should report it if they don't know. Please understand I have no room to talk after my stupid post.

One Wonders wrote:

Nan11 wrote:@One - Did you catch any of Nancy Grace tonight?

Nan I'm watching it now @ 11PM my time. Can this be true? I can't believe the family would go for it. I hate watching HLN cuz they don't have concret info. I just don't think they should report it if they don't know. Please understand I have no room to talk after my stupid post.

ABC 15 | Jodi Arias trial update: Travis Alexander's brother remembers Travis on 5th anniversary of death

“June 4th will forever be a dark reminder of who has been ripped from our lives. June 4th will always be the day we stop and think this is the day Travis was murdered. You will think about all the horrible pain and suffering he went through. That day will always come.”

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“I believe with every ounce of my being that June 4th will be an everyday reminder to her. A reminder of why she sees the inside of a cell for 23hrs a day. A reminder of what she did. All alone, every day, a living hell. Until she gets the ultimate freedom, the needle. I hope its many years before that happens. Soon June 4th will be a day that we remember she is on death row. Watching the hour glass until the last grain of sand. I hope her last thought is of Travis and June 4th,” wrote Alexander.

“Justice for Travis Victor Alexander 'The Great' has been delayed. It doesn’t matter how long it takes. We all will be standing behind Travis, my big brother. Moving forward, passing down his legacy. You were born to be great, you are special! That is your destiny! Except nothing less! A pebble has been thrown into the pond. We are the ripples. Thank you for your love, your stories, your support and your prayers. June 4th is Justice for Travis Day!”

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USA Today | VIDEO | Jodi Arias juror questions the judge wouldn’t ask
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There were frequent arguments over what could and could not be admitted as evidence. And exchanges on April 2 and 4 show the lengths of discourtesy sometimes reached at Stephens' bench.

One argument began as Willmott was explaining what she expected to elicit from defense witness Alyce LaViolette, a domestic-violence expert who raised so much controversy both in and out of court that she became a target of death threats. Specifically, Willmott was discussing whether Alexander at one point told Arias that he would kill himself.

"There's a lack of trustworthiness there," Martinez said. "She's a liar. So, I'm just having a difficult time seeing how she can say that Mr. Alexander attempted suicide."


Willmott and Martinez bandied back and forth. Then, Martinez said, "But the thing is that if Ms. Willmott and I were married, I certainly would say I F'g (sic) want to kill myself. That doesn't mean I want to kill myself. It just means there's a bad relationship and I want you to leave me alone."

Willmott protested. "Judge, just for the record, I think that that was an insult because he's trying to say that if he and I were married ..."

Martinez cut her off: "That was a compliment, bad joke."

Willmott: "I don't see it as either."

Febbie wrote:Watched Nancy Grace and she says the state has invested over 2 million in this case and now the defense wants to come up with the mental ill ...NG says the prosecutor will not stop fighting...

Also, that the understood Jodi went off in the judge chambers, including the attorneys and judge in her rant...

Another devised plan that Jodi thinks will stop her from getting dp. JMO

Sea Ray wrote:Anyone watching Nancy Grace tonight? She's gotten ahold of the transcripts from some of the discussions held in chambers between the attorneys as they plead their case to judge Stephens and some of them are hilarious. Here's one:

There were frequent arguments over what could and could not be admitted as evidence. And exchanges on April 2 and 4 show the lengths of discourtesy sometimes reached at Stephens' bench.

One argument began as Willmott was explaining what she expected to elicit from defense witness Alyce LaViolette, a domestic-violence expert who raised so much controversy both in and out of court that she became a target of death threats. Specifically, Willmott was discussing whether Alexander at one point told Arias that he would kill himself.

"There's a lack of trustworthiness there," Martinez said. "She's a liar. So, I'm just having a difficult time seeing how she can say that Mr. Alexander attempted suicide."


Willmott and Martinez bandied back and forth. Then, Martinez said, "But the thing is that if Ms. Willmott and I were married, I certainly would say I F'g (sic) want to kill myself. That doesn't mean I want to kill myself. It just means there's a bad relationship and I want you to leave me alone."

Willmott protested. "Judge, just for the record, I think that that was an insult because he's trying to say that if he and I were married ..."

Martinez cut her off: "That was a compliment, bad joke."

Willmott: "I don't see it as either."

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Chickenbutt wrote:reasons: 2 outta 3 witnesses refused to testify for fear of retribution
and lawyers work schedules.

So they are saying that the witnesses that backed out during the sentencing phase violated Jodi's constitutional rights and they need time to rehab their case. They also submitted Wormi and Wilma's schedules to prove they had other cases and were too busy to do this right now.