I loved it when she said I'm much better now (at confrontation/standing up for herself) what would that look like I exactly....you fucking dismember someone next time?
WTF, Nurmi? Is he doing this to try to get her to "reconnect" with the jury again? Because I'm sure they're sick of her being on the stand at this point...
At the very least, I'm sure they're sick of hearing all the details of her visits with all her boyfriends. This is ridiculous...
Jodi: "I didn't want to de-edify Travis now that he has passed away"
PASSED AWAY?!?!? You murdered him, bitch. Slaughtered him like an animal. It is infuriating to hear her use that term in reference to Travis' death.![]()
LAW of Chasity given to all Mormons & baptism:
"Before marriage, do not do anything to arouse the powerful emotions that must be expressed only in marriage. Do not participate in passionate kissing, lie on top of another person, or touch the private, sacred parts of another person's body, with or without clothing. Do not allow anyone to do that with you. Do not arouse those emotions in your own body" Gospel Principles Chapter 39 : The Law of Chastity(
http://www.lds.org/manual/gospel-pri...stity?lang=eng
edify: To instruct especially so as to encourage intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement.
deedify: not a word.
But like I said, whatever!
Self defense my ass!
https://twitter.com/MyMick/status/30...735937/photo/1
Interesting.
Jodi makes a YouTube account two days after the gun gets stolen. And her only known upload is a few days after Travis' death. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36hTqMtzLQQ
It's uploaded one day before the chicken dance video. And the decor shows it's in the same room. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIsC...layer_embedded
look at the ceiling decor. It /is/ Jodi in the chicken dance video.
What were the questions that stood out to you?
The two juror questions that were most memorable to me were the Mimi Hall Cancun question, and the question about would you have come forward and tell this story had you never of been caught. To the latter, it was a long pause and with the response of "I honestly don't know how to answer that question".
Juror question: ?Would it be fair to say you were upset he was taking another woman to Cancun??
?No, I was not upset. I wasn?t upset at all actually. Cancun was announced a year before. He was taking a babysitter, I thought. I didn?t learn he was taking Mimi Hall until well afterward,? said Arias. Arias was the most animated I had seen during all 100 plus questions, backhanding the air in fact. Mimi Hall was chosen by the state to be the first witness.
Dear Stabby, Travis didn't "pass away". You slaughtered him in cold blood!
It still creeps me out that she talks about TA in the PRESENT TENSE.
She's so obesssed she can't let go of him ~ even in death
Stabby should never have mentioned the gun holster. That was a huge error.
First there was no mention of a holster. Then a few days ago there suddenly was a holster. Now today, there was a holster she saw long before the murder day when she was dusting the shelves as his maid, but it was not there ON the day of the murder. And she did not take the holster away with her. And the holster was not found in the house. So that leaves..... ??
I guess during the time between when she saw the holster while cleaning, and the day of the murder, Travis must have taken his loaded gun, containing ALL the bullets he owned, out of its holster and thrown the holster away. Because that makes lots of sense. Right.
So glad to have cleared that up...
I so agree with this! I am Roman Catholic, and our church also teaches that premarital sex is wrong. Now, of course, I'm not saying I ever followed the rules, but I sure as HELL know what constitutes sex. If she truly could not figure that out on her own, or take the time to learn the laws of chaste by bothering to read the pamphlets....then she has a brain the size of a dried pea, and an I.Q. in the negative numbers.![]()
She uses the most bizarre language. Memorialis(z)e, edify, disedify, ideation? No one seems to have told her that plain old English is far more appealing than dropping a new word a day into her rehearsed babble.
I am not a supporter of the death penalty but cases like this push me further towards the notion of letting the victim's family decide (on whether mercy should be applied). This would be done after the trial and sentencing. I appreciate that this would cause a lot of difficulties but it seems more just. If someone I loved had been slaughtered by an evil monster, I would want the final say.
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