That makes more sense. When I read the "recipient" I was thinking maybe Ann's name was on the address label. Jodi must have the subscriptions and then gave them to Ann. Makes more sense with the Ann being interested in photography and that's why she was giving them to her bullshit.
The guards must have immediately taken them away from her then. To be a fly on the wall for that if they got reprimanded. I would think there would be some kind of policy where ex cellmates and prisoners can't come in a fraternize with their homies.
Edit: Thank you Jinkasaurus as well!
The way I heard Juan Martinez argue the Felony Murder Charge, is that although Jodi Arias initially entered Travis's private residence at the invitation of Travis Alexander, it is clear that Travis did not want her to be in his house after she stabbed him the first time.(I loved the elegant, understated, sardonic way Martinez argued it, Like "Here's the Facts and the Law, Mam!!" Like, you know, you don't ask someone to sit down and make themselves a coffee after they've stuck a knife in your chest!! Nurmi was ready to blow) Conclusion: By remaining (no longer welcome) in Travis's private residence--for even one second after that first knife thrust--Jodi was in it unlawfully--that's the felony. Jodi's killing of Travis Alexander was deemed to be a killing in the course of committing a felony, (being unlawfully in a private residence), ergo!!, 1st Degree Felony Murder.This is on top of the Premeditated Aggravated Murder charge. Good enough for the jury I pray!! Should send Jodi Arias to where she belongs..... In the Eyes of the Law, (and in my own) Jodi Arias, despite all her babble and bullshit, is no different from any other psycho two-bit holdup artist who kills a storekeeper for the twenty bucks in the till-probably worse, and that's the way the Jury should think of her, (and us too). Tell her to go![]()
Did anyone else notice that Casey Anthony was on the cover of the Star magazine?![]()
Google says yes. A305 must be her cell.
http://maricopacounty.tallinibailbon...unty_jail.html
Too bad "Tent City" wasn't included on the address label.![]()
that made me lol so hard! it's the moment that got my mom interested too...single now that your 'man' is dead.
still, i can't help but think that if he was a sweetheart to her for a while and let her get comfortable with some of the questions before going berserker, the change in her attitude would have been much more noticeable. and hilarious!
also, i was thinking about the whole mimicking behavior thing... she totally held true to that yesterday. mimicking advocate martinez. when he got testy, she got testy. when he made a joke, she hit him back with one. that would be a fun game for him to play with her on the stand!
i hope so! that'd be fun.
too easy...
Did you see the crappy cut and paste job I did with her journals beside the writing in the magazine? It's pretty definitive. http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/...1/untitled.jpg
So this is the same lady yesterday:
Is she the one that walks with a cane leaving right when Martinez refers to the magazines he's going to pull out?
She appears to be wearing a blue shirt. that screenshot was taken a few minutes before Martinez started talking about the magazines.
Here is the person walking on a cane leaving:
Something's up but I'm not sure if its the same cat![]()
yes - thats her - she beat feet out of there - i couldn't get a good pic from yesterday but that was what she was wearing - she goes every day w/ donavan to court to watch behind jodi
Interesting. Thanks. I can't believe Jodi's mom talks out in court. The person that is there said Jodi's mom kind of yelled out "objection" and Donvan and her friend like to laugh when JM is talking about the braids.
I also liked the description of all the jury members. Such a mixed jury. LOL There's one nicknamed pony tail b/c she wears a pony tail all the time. No makeup and sweats. Then they have one they call Paul Rudd b/c he looks just like him. There is also one woman is who smoking hot on the jury. Big big boobs. A very old man, a hippie man with a ponytail, a man with tons of piercings. That's all I can remember.
This is what her secret messages says
You fucked up. What you told my attorney next day directly contradicts what I've been saying for over a year. Get down here asap and see me before you talk to them again and before you testify so we can fix this. Interview was excellent! Must talk ASAP.
OMG when I watched that movie I cried like a baby. It was so so so sad.
Jill, that is exactly what I was thinking!!! LOL
I don't think she is actually in tent city though, I think she is housed inside. I'm not really sure how it all works, but I have known some people who have gone to tent city, and mostly it's for petty stuff, DUI's and the like. Not murder.
"...Jeffrey Dahmer... actually confessed and accepted his punishment. Had real remorse for the sick things he did. It's pretty bad when Jeffrey Dahmer is a better person than you are." ~Justice11 (re: Jodi Arias)
my grandma does. she she has several people who she passes them to so she asks that you return them when your done.
ron! now we know where to write!!!
to me it seems like it could have been two messages. interview was excellent! must talk ASAP. doesn't seem to fit the context of the first part and using asap twice in the same message seems odd.
maybe she got away with it once with the interview part and it empowered her to pull the same thing with more incriminating stuffs.
Here's the ruling on the Aggravating Factors, (Especially Cruel, Heinous or Depraved) where the State of Arizona won the right to seek the death penalty.
http://www.courtminutes.maricopa.gov...9/m3846408.pdf
The Ruling determined that the killing of Travis was Cruel. (Heinous or Depraved was ruled out. (But it really doesn't matter! If you're in for one, you're effectively in for all). The basis of the Cruelty decision was the claim, (Flores Testimony) that Travis was shot first, but that he regained consciousness and was aware of the stabbing and cutting he was suffering for a short period of time before death--Especially Cruel--hence Jodi is eligible for (subject to) the Death Penalty. Nurmi is bringing the Perjury Allegation against Flores to throw out the Ruling that the murder was especially cruel. (He is really trying to win the argument (but he doesn't really need to win it if he gets the Death Penalty Ruling thrown out), that the gunshot was indeed first but it knocked Travis out right away and therefore Travis was not conscious during the cutting and stabbing and thus did not have any awareness that he was being cut and stabbed and did not feel any pain. Therefore, according to Nurmi, Travis Murder wasn't Especially Cruel, and does not qualify as a death penalty case and Jodi doesn't deserve the needle.
Sheesh!! Something like that.
you are right - she didn't leave - sorry - i thought she did- i wonder who it was cuz no one is suppose yo leave during court?? but i am pretty sure thats ann - it says she and donavan sit everyday in the front row w/ jodi's mom
http://abcnews.go.com/US/jodi-arias-...ry?id=18547130
I don't think that would have worked. This woman can smell weakness and vulnerability like Nurmi can smell the foulness from under the fold of his belly. If JM would have approached her like the good cop, I feel it would have been the Jodi show pt 2. Just look how she tried to steam roll and flirt her way with Flores. I got a feeling Jodi knew she was in to meet her nemesis. But the scary thing about everything unfolding was she seemed to relish the conflict!
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