Her story was she last filled up her vehicle, (Ford Focus, rented from Budget) at Desert Center and that was sufficient gasoline for all the driving she did in Arizona along with just a little bit she added from one of the alleged two full cans on the way to Travis;s house. She specifically said, when accused by Martinez of having filled her car with gas from the cans as or shortly after she left Travis house, "No. I didn't have to do that." There the matter rested until Thursday afternoon when Martinez sprung his elegant question on her about filling up three gas cans at 3:57 a.m. on June 7, when she was heading out of SLC to get back to Yreka. As an earlier poster on this thread has astutely pointed out, Jodi Arias can't fill up gas cans in Salt Lake City on June 7, until you've first emptied these same gas cans of the gas you put in them in Pasadena on June 3. That California gas in cans must have been what got her out of Arizona without her having to stop to fill up at a service station.
Jodi is still sticking to her story that she only had two cans, but it is about to collapse an account of the fact that her bank statement shows a third purchase of $19.64 which equals 5.09 gals. of gas at $3.859 per gallon which is the price she paid for the fill-up of the car and the fill-up of the two gas cans she admitted to having. There is no proof, yet, that the $19.64 was for gas 'cause there is no pump receipt. Jodi and Mr. Nurmi are now probably expending enormous amounts of energy trying to toggle together a list of things you can buy at service stations, (soda, chips, chocolate bars, strawberry frappachinos, etc., etc.,) that, with tax, will total exactly $19.64 and thus explain away the $19.64 MC charge on her Bank Statement as representing the purchase of something other than gas, and not have her lies about the third gas can exposed. It's probably not gonna work.

