And affirmative action is a very nice term for racial discrimination against better-qualified white people in jobs, employment, promotions and scholarships, and college admittance.
So if Jodi could cold bloodily kill a man, then worry about saving a few bucks on petrol a short time later, think she was maybe a little mad about the $6000 grand she owed Travis?
Every time I think about this bitch and what she did to Travis, I think to myself and put my self in the Alexanders family's position and how I would feel and it makes me extremely livid and not only that, I don't even know Travis or his family and it still makes me livid and beyond. So, I would hope that the jury members think the same thing and put their selves in his family's position and how they would want justice for their family member and remembering how gruesome and heinous this murder is that Jodi Arias did and keep those tragic gruesome photos of Travis in their minds to remember what this is all about. Justice for Travis
Entry #18
March 7, 2013
Dear Diary,
Well, I must say that these jurors are starting to get on my nerves. I tried to be my usual peppy, happy go lucky self and look on the bright side, but I have just about had it. I'm starting to feel like I want to get stabby again. I wanted to say that today, but Nurmi felt it would be in poor taste. Considering Travis "passed away" from me getting stabby. Whatev.
I mean, really, I don't know why they keep asking me if I have memory problems. Um, I think I proved that my memory is awesome. Don't they remember all the details I gave before? So what if I have memory problems about things that make me look guilty? That is to be expected. It's part of the post traumatic stress I went under when I murdered Travis. It was no ordinary murder. Have they seen the pictures? That was very traumatic for me. I'm the real victim here. I know the domestic violence experts will testify and set them straight. I just have to put up with Fartinez until then. I really wish I could kill him. No, really. I think about it every single night.
Also, do they forget the abuse I suffered while Travis was still alive? That jizz in my eyes really stung. And, being woken up to oral sex was very irritating. I was having a very good dream and Travis completely interrupted it. The straw that broke the camels back was when he was giving me oral sex and he hadn't even shaved yet! He felt like sandpaper on my thighs. Sandpaper!!!! That is abuse NO woman should ever have to be subjected to. Is it any wonder to them that I finally fought back?
I am grateful for the long weekend. I have a lot of work to do on the autobiography I am writing. I think I am going to call it "Mortal Fear." It will be a best seller no doubt. I've only written a little bit so far. Just 2,000 pages. I've only made it to my elementary school years. I better get busy. I'd like to have it done by the time I am set free. I know the jurors will want autographed copies.
Till next time,
Jodi
Last edited by Justice11; 03-13-2013 at 06:16 PM.
"You are entitled to your own opinions, but you are not entitled to your own facts." D. Moynihan
See my profile page for the location of my "Dear Diary" posts in the Jodi thread. http://mydeathspace.com/vb/member.php?82091-Justice11
Did anyone see that old lady wearing a leopard print and a big gold elephant necklace?
Some people think life is just one big fucking joke. Only by the grace of God is it not THEM sitting in that courtroom. I am a strong believer in karma....you get back what you put out. And Chauncey needs to get some of her lovin' right back in the ass. I'm betting life will hand her some. ;)
Re: Gas cans. I still think her original plan was to take Travis' body with her and burn him with her clothes. Something about that throat wound tells me she did try to decapitate him. I think she realized how hard it would be to take him, so that threw her whole plan out the window.
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