Jodi Ann Arias shot and stabbed her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander to death

[Justice11]

I to,d my husband about your reenactments and he said, "Don't ever ask me to do anything even remotely like that!" Hahahaha, talk about paranoid!

*told
Haha

[Justice11]

you guys should become premmie. there are lots of you here that are registered members but not premmie.

come on, join the dark side!

What is the difference with a premium membership and how much is it?

[GlassHat]

You will get access to threads that aren't available unless you're premium. You will see who reps you as opposed to right now we have to sign them for you to be able to see them. You see articles before they're published here. Prices vary depending on which package you buy. 6 mos, 1 year or 20 years I think.

[Justice11]

You will get access to threads that aren't available unless you're premium. You will see who reps you as opposed to right now we have to sign them for you to be able to see them. You see articles before they're published here. Prices vary depending on which package you buy. 6 mos, 1 year or 20 years I think.

Thanks for the I do...I will have to give it some thought. :)

[beli]

Also, what is-- -- overly-used smiley about? Does it have a Jalape?o in its mouth? Never got it.

haha, welcome!

[Justice11]

Thanks for the I do...I will have to give it some thought. :)

Thanks for the "info"....ugh, I hate typing in my iPad...so many errors.

[beli]

What is the difference with a premium membership and how much is it?

what glass said. there are fun threads in premmie land. i am not sure how much it is. if you click on the "upgrade to premium" thread, it should have the details there.

[GlassHat]

haha, welcome!

Yeah, I didn't even know how to respond to that one. I love that emoticon. My life would be lacking without it.

Welcome rocketgirl!

[Harlette]

You will get access to threads that aren't available unless you're premium. You will see who reps you as opposed to right now we have to sign them for you to be able to see them. You see articles before they're published here. Prices vary depending on which package you buy. 6 mos, 1 year or 20 years I think.

i was going to pm you when i saw you went red to ask you about that - lol 20 years sounds awfully optimistic for a place called my death space

[GlassHat]

i was going to pm you when i saw you went red to ask you about that - lol 20 years sounds awfully optimistic for a place called my death space

Yeah, I lol'd at that one too

[Justice11]

i was going to pm you when i saw you went red to ask you about that - lol 20 years sounds awfully optimistic for a place called my death space

Hahaha, so true!

[aaronsmommy]

Hmmm. Is it absolutely horrible that I LOOOOOOOVE this movie?

[nerdmiga]

Hmmm. Is it absolutely horrible that I LOOOOOOOVE this movie?

No. It's a guilty pleasure of mine as well.

[UncomfortablyNumb]

My hubby wouldn't go for a reenactment. I even offered Travis Alexander type deviant stuff. He's a spoil sport.

He said no to butt secks?

[Crazy Lady]

LOL. I left that off the table, never mentioned it.

I think it's so bizarre that TA is being called deviant, when what he liked is pretty common. It's not like he asked her to have sex with a farm animal. I don't get it.

[nolajersey]

LOL. I left that off the table, never mentioned it.

I think it's so bizarre that TA is being called deviant, when what he liked is pretty common. It's not like he asked her to have sex with a farm animal. I don't get it.

That's how I feel too. There are much more deviant behaviors out there. Have the lawyers never been on the internets?

[ambz]

This story disturbs me! The link has a video

http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/story/20...fe-behind-bars

PHOENIX - It's a trial that is being broadcast live across the nation -- dissected and debated on a nightly basis. The murder trial of Jodi Arias is riddled with sex, violence and deceit.

Jodi herself is seen by many as a cold blooded killer. But we're giving you an exclusive look behind bars -- where Jodi is defined in a very different way.

She personally gave us a look into her interests, and let the women she's lived with in jail for the past four years tell part of her story.

For the past two weeks, Jodi Arias has been defined in court by prosecutors. They have laid out the gruesome details of the killing of Jodi's former boyfriend, Travis Alexander, in his Mesa home.

They've shown Jodi lying to police on interrogation video.

They have shown pornographic pictures of her in open court. They're working as hard as they can to send her to death row.

Through contacts, I was able to gain access to Estrella Jail where Jodi is housed, and to her cell. She didn't know I was coming, and at first, she wasn't happy to see me at all. But she eventually warmed up a bit.

We spoke together for quite some time.

Because of her impending case, and the advice of her attorneys, she didn't want to appear on camera. I agreed, and I promised her not to reveal some of the things we talked about.

But I also told her I was going to show our viewers how she is living.

While in jail, something interesting happened. All of Jodi's pod mates held up handwritten notes they created on the spot that read "Free Jodi."

They stood in a line of solidarity, and I soon learned that these troubled women were circling their wagons around a friend -- maybe in these circumstances -- more of a surrogate family member.

"She comes in here with a smile on her face. But I know she's hurting inside. But she can't show that to us because if she comes in here hurting, we're all going to be what's wrong. And she'd have to talk about it. And tell you what, if I was on trial for two weeks I wouldn't want to talk about it. I'd put on a fake smile and tell everybody I was perfectly fine. But she's not, she's hurting inside and there's nothing she can do about that," said Jenna Bounds, Jodi Arias' podmate.

Because of the nature of her charges, Jodi is being kept in one of the higher security units here, where detention officers can keep a close watch on her.

"She may feel she has nothing to lose, so we just keep an eye on all of ?em," a detention officer told me.

Jodi told me one of the ways she occupies herself in jail is with her art. She showed me some of her drawings and paintings, landscapes and portraits.

But maybe some of the most vivid portraits were of Jodi herself, and they were created inside these concrete walls by those who say they now know her best.

"She has the biggest heart in the world. A lot of people don't think it, but she does, she has an incredible heart."

"She really needs your prayers right now. She would do anything to help us girls in here and we just love her very much," says Sara Wardana.

"The roles could be reversed, in Jodi's case, you know. He could be the one on trial for her. You know what I mean? It could be reversed. People don't even think about that. That she is here because she was protecting herself," says Bounds.

That's an argument Jodi is betting her life on.

The defense begins its case in front of the jury on the 29th.

[Crazy Lady]

That's how I feel too. There are much more deviant behaviors out there. Have the lawyers never been on the internets?

I know! It's incredible how they are making him sound.

This story disturbs me! The link has a video

http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/story/20...fe-behind-bars

PHOENIX - It's a trial that is being broadcast live across the nation -- dissected and debated on a nightly basis. The murder trial of Jodi Arias is riddled with sex, violence and deceit.

Jodi herself is seen by many as a cold blooded killer. But we're giving you an exclusive look behind bars -- where Jodi is defined in a very different way.

She personally gave us a look into her interests, and let the women she's lived with in jail for the past four years tell part of her story.

For the past two weeks, Jodi Arias has been defined in court by prosecutors. They have laid out the gruesome details of the killing of Jodi's former boyfriend, Travis Alexander, in his Mesa home.

They've shown Jodi lying to police on interrogation video.

They have shown pornographic pictures of her in open court. They're working as hard as they can to send her to death row.

Through contacts, I was able to gain access to Estrella Jail where Jodi is housed, and to her cell. She didn't know I was coming, and at first, she wasn't happy to see me at all. But she eventually warmed up a bit.

We spoke together for quite some time.

Because of her impending case, and the advice of her attorneys, she didn't want to appear on camera. I agreed, and I promised her not to reveal some of the things we talked about.

But I also told her I was going to show our viewers how she is living.

While in jail, something interesting happened. All of Jodi's pod mates held up handwritten notes they created on the spot that read "Free Jodi."

They stood in a line of solidarity, and I soon learned that these troubled women were circling their wagons around a friend -- maybe in these circumstances -- more of a surrogate family member.

"She comes in here with a smile on her face. But I know she's hurting inside. But she can't show that to us because if she comes in here hurting, we're all going to be what's wrong. And she'd have to talk about it. And tell you what, if I was on trial for two weeks I wouldn't want to talk about it. I'd put on a fake smile and tell everybody I was perfectly fine. But she's not, she's hurting inside and there's nothing she can do about that," said Jenna Bounds, Jodi Arias' podmate.

Because of the nature of her charges, Jodi is being kept in one of the higher security units here, where detention officers can keep a close watch on her.

"She may feel she has nothing to lose, so we just keep an eye on all of ?em," a detention officer told me.

Jodi told me one of the ways she occupies herself in jail is with her art. She showed me some of her drawings and paintings, landscapes and portraits.

But maybe some of the most vivid portraits were of Jodi herself, and they were created inside these concrete walls by those who say they now know her best.

"She has the biggest heart in the world. A lot of people don't think it, but she does, she has an incredible heart."

"She really needs your prayers right now. She would do anything to help us girls in here and we just love her very much," says Sara Wardana.

"The roles could be reversed, in Jodi's case, you know. He could be the one on trial for her. You know what I mean? It could be reversed. People don't even think about that. That she is here because she was protecting herself," says Bounds.

That's an argument Jodi is betting her life on.

The defense begins its case in front of the jury on the 29th.

They are try to make her out to be the victim. This is crazy!

[Crazy Lady]

Good grief Troy !!! Are you people crazy? in the middle of a trial with a 2 week break unseguestured jury and you want to make out this vicious murderer to be a sweetheart ! Completely ridiculous journalism. She slit his throat , stabbed him in the chest and 27 additional stabs. Shot him in the head, washed herself over his dead body n the shower. Why didn't your story include this.? Your news reporting makes me sick. This killer played you like she has played the judicial system in our state.
The young man, Travis Alexander was butchered by that "child". .
Do a story about the positive things that young man did, even for her.

A comment on the article that I agree with!

[bryanwasdrunk]

They are try to make her out to be the victim. This is crazy!

Her cellmates only have whatever comes out of her mouth, and she has no shame when it comes to lying.

[zeebee]

LOL. I left that off the table, never mentioned it.

I think it's so bizarre that TA is being called deviant, when what he liked is pretty common. It's not like he asked her to have sex with a farm animal. I don't get it.

Agreed. I guess to a Mormon, it might be shocking, but to almost everyone else.... meh.

[tiggrrl72077]

Agreed. I guess to a Mormon, it might be shocking, but to almost everyone else.... meh.

Not shocking to all Mormons either. Im guessing it would be shocking to some extremely devout Mormons but I would guess it would be shocking to extremely devout Christians, Catholics, etc.

[tiggrrl72077]

Agreed. I guess to a Mormon, it might be shocking, but to almost everyone else.... meh.

Not shocking to all Mormons either. Im guessing it would be shocking to some extremely devout Mormons but I would guess it would be shocking to extremely devout Christians, Catholics, etc.

The only behavior I ever remember being taught NOT to do was the premarital part. After marriage, as long as both parties are comfortable with it and it doesn't include other people, you're good to go.

[tiggrrl72077]

sorry for the double post

[bermstalker]

Some people are prudes about sex. The bananas have no such shame.