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

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    Quote Originally Posted by MorbidlyLovely View Post
    Yeah, it was just kind of left hanging out there...Kind of like JM left the coded information in the magazines hanging out there after he introduced them and the entire Matt McCartney situation.

    Total head-scratchers...I'm assuming there's a "method to his madness," so to speak, and perhaps he'll bring it all full circle on his closing argument. There are so many aspects to this case that may never be explained but that T-shirt and its implied message left hanging out there really bugs me for some unknown reason (because I'm anal like that...not anal like Jodi was anal, but you know what I mean, lol!).
    Sky and Chris Hughes are defenitely on the Prosecution Witness List, so the short and shorts thing may come back. Hopefully, that's Martinez' plan. As for Matt, we still have the outstanding defense motion before the higher courts, where Nurmi is asking for an order to supress any evidence related to the forged letters and Matt is smack in the middle of that. If he's part of the magazine code business, and, if Martinez gets him on the stand, perhaps Martinez will clean up both of those issues. We can only hope.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieBelle View Post
    I, too, seem to vaguely recall that the defense showed a crime scene photo of what looked to be a partial shoe print in blood, near the walk-in closet door (bathroom end, on the tile.)
    Without the shoe to match it to, I don't think a print would be of much value, unless it was good enough to show a shoe the same size that Jodi would wear. There is no point in spending court time on things that will not move the prosecutor's case forward...

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieBelle View Post
    I, too, seem to vaguely recall that the defense showed a crime scene photo of what looked to be a partial shoe print in blood, near the walk-in closet door (bathroom end, on the tile.)
    HLN has it http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/01...lexanders-wall


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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    Even Juan was calling them "underwear"
    Jodi made those, herself....Nurmi probably helped her! There is no way that an image conscious and sophisticated man like Travis would have sent her something so corny and cheesy for Valentines Day. And bloomers is more the word that comes to mind....grannie panties. Not underwear! LOL!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    Even Juan was calling them "underwear"
    O.K. I shoulda cleaned my ears better that day. I definitely remember someone referring to them as the pink shorts and wondering why they didn't call them underwear. Why the stupid? Are you having a moment?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieBelle View Post
    Jodi made those, herself....Nurmi probably helped her! There is no way that an image conscious and sophisticated man like Travis would have sent her something so corny and cheesy for Valentines Day. And bloomers is more the word that comes to mind....grannie panties. Not underwear! LOL!!
    In fairness, Jodi called them shorts. It was the male attys including Juan that turned them into underwear.
    I don't believe for a minute Nurmi would risk his law license to invent / forge evidence. Def attys play a lot of court room tricks, IN the court room is all, but not any that could get them in to that degree of trouble for one client. Exactly WHY he let JA represent herself for a week on the forged letters! He wanted no part of that fiasco.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieBelle View Post
    Jodi made those, herself....Nurmi probably helped her! There is no way that an image conscious and sophisticated man like Travis would have sent her something so corny and cheesy for Valentines Day. And bloomers is more the word that comes to mind....grannie panties. Not underwear! LOL!!
    Yes. The shorts were obviously done by an amateur and I don't know of any machine (silk screen or otherwise) that could handle those pants. The shirt could have been done in any mall t-shirt shop. It looked professionally done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian 1 View Post
    O.K. I shoulda cleaned my ears better that day. I definitely remember someone referring to them as the pink shorts and wondering why they didn't call them underwear. Why the stupid? Are you having a moment?
    lol, I was having a moment when Juan fell for the 'underwear' label. I see that icon as banging head and that is what I was doing when he ignored JA's 'shorts' label for them and followed Nurmi's "underwear" twist. UGH the old power of suggestion. It's happened a few times in this case. Flores was calling the 'rope' a thread and within five mins, Nurmi had him calling it a rope.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian 1 View Post
    Sky and Chris Hughes are defenitely on the Prosecution Witness List, so the short and shorts thing may come back. Hopefully, that's Martinez' plan. As for Matt, we still have the outstanding defense motion before the higher courts, where Nurmi is asking for an order to supress any evidence related to the forged letters and Matt is smack in the middle of that. If he's part of the magazine code business, and, if Martinez gets him on the stand, perhaps Martinez will clean up both of those issues. We can only hope.
    Nurmi slapped the both with a subpeona too. I think it was trickery to keep them from watching and reporting to the prosecutors office inconsistancies they catch. But, none the less, they are on his list now too.

    I think the exlude motion has been handled. The court docket shows it was Feb 25 and, Nurmi referred to we should talk about the 'excluded' evidence then the judge said yes, approach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    In fairness, Jodi called them shorts. It was the male attys including Juan that turned them into underwear.
    I don't believe for a minute Nurmi would risk his law license to invent / forge evidence. Def attys play a lot of court room tricks, IN the court room is all, but not any that could get them in to that degree of trouble for one client. Exactly WHY he let JA represent herself for a week on the forged letters! He wanted no part of that fiasco.
    I did not make this comment in a serious manner....hence the cheesy little smiley face. Kind of tongue-in-cheek?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieBelle View Post
    I did not make this comment in a serious manner....hence the cheesy little smiley face. Kind of tongue-in-cheek?
    I admit I do go to the serious side when I see someone accusing an atty of a crime. eek, That is the kind of thing you could be sued over and they aren't going to care if you thought it funny or not. Just saying

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy Lady View Post
    I walked in on my husband watching HLN to see what he missed of the trial. It makes it easier that he finds it interesting too. He is convinced, like most of us, she did it all by herself.

    I've heard Jodi called sociopathic and psychopathic, depending on the "expert" talking.
    Based on our earlier experiences with the sociopath in our own lives, I think my hubby is starting to get interested in the trial now too. He's not into it like I am, but he knows enough that we can now converse extensively on it. LOL!

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    Maybe I should post a disclaimer of sorts. Although I am not a criminologist or a psychologist, I don't believe you to be an expert in this case to detect sociopathic and/or psychopathic tendencies in a person. You just have to watch and observe certain traits very carefully, and I believe she exhibits those traits. That's just my personal opinion on the matter, but I also appreciate any and all others opinions as well, even if I we don't see eye to eye.

    I hope that makes sense.
    Last edited by smashie; 03-02-2013 at 02:42 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    I admit I do go to the serious side when I see someone accusing an atty of a crime. eek, That is the kind of thing you could be sued over and they aren't going to care if you thought it funny or not. Just saying
    Accusing an attorney of a crime? Sorry, but I spit coffee out over that one! ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy Lady View Post
    I walked in on my husband watching HLN to see what he missed of the trial. It makes it easier that he finds it interesting too. He is convinced, like most of us, she did it all by herself.

    I've heard Jodi called sociopathic and psychopathic, depending on the "expert" talking.
    LOL I got my husband hooked while he was on leave. He deployed and is missing it, lol, he got to call me yesterday and asked me to burn dvd's of the trial for him so he can watch too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockabillychick View Post
    LOL I got my husband hooked while he was on leave. He deployed and is missing it, lol, he got to call me yesterday and asked me to burn dvd's of the trial for him so he can watch too.
    Phew!...Now I don't feel so bad for being addicted!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy Lady View Post
    You were my ex husband's first wife?

    ETA: my ex husband was/is very dangerous. Jodi reminds me of him.

    People Jodi worked with said she was the nicest girl, always so helpful. I bet none of them crossed her. They would have seen her true self then.
    It's funny how all the people who give sociopaths exactly what they need/want always think they are the nicest people. They don't understand why others see a different side of them. Once someone crosses a sociopath though they will see a whole different person-it's amazing what a difference in personality the sociopath can show when they are with people they view as supporters vs people they view as a threat to what they want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raisedbywolves View Post
    It's funny how all the people who give sociopaths exactly what they need/want always think they are the nicest people. They don't understand why others see a different side of them. Once someone crosses a sociopath though they will see a whole different person-it's amazing what a difference in personality the sociopath can show when they are with people they view as supporters vs people they view as a threat to what they want.
    ITA!!! It almost makes the people who are threats look like "the crazy one".

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    omg! Play Misty for me, perfect fit moreso imo than the others. An unmarried attraction for 'potential' love mate. And a drama queen just like our slasher Arias.
    And it was set in Monterey...more than a few connections to Jodi and the crime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raisedbywolves View Post
    It's funny how all the people who give sociopaths exactly what they need/want always think they are the nicest people. They don't understand why others see a different side of them. Once someone crosses a sociopath though they will see a whole different person-it's amazing what a difference in personality the sociopath can show when they are with people they view as supporters vs people they view as a threat to what they want.
    This! They are masters of deceit. Did you see her school friend from years ago on Datline? 'Jodi just made bad choices' Oh saints preserve where do they get those people?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    This! They are masters of deceit. Did you see her school friend from years ago on Datline? 'Jodi just made bad choices' Oh saints preserve where do they get those people?
    Wasn't that the one that was in court looking high as a Georgia pine, and crying every 2 minutes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jingles View Post
    And it was set in Monterey...more than a few connections to Jodi and the crime.
    wow, I didn't realize that. I don't care for Clint movies but went because a friend begged. I was sorry I went.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockabillychick View Post
    Wasn't that the one that was in court looking high as a Georgia pine, and crying every 2 minutes?
    No it was an attractive normal looking brunette gal. Someone linked the show back awhile ago here today if you missed it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smashie View Post


    Do you see the same type of bleeding pattern now? The dragging one ..he is lifted up a little off the floor so she can pull him easier.
    Thanks for posting this and pointing it out!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasthinking View Post
    No it was an attractive normal looking brunette gal. Someone linked the show back awhile ago here today if you missed it.
    Yeah it is the same girl. She was in court for the trial, for a week (don't remember which one). She was crying, and looking high as a kite, most of the time. She's her BFF.

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