Absolutely! Each disorder is different. I was worried for my children after their dad committed suicide...and with my own life-long battles with anxiety disorders. But my doctor explained that genetic predispositon does not mean they will develop the same conditions. What I meant by my previous post, was that nurture, alone, does not create a borderline or a sociopath. There has to be some malfunction on the physiological level, as well. All research conducted in mental health have indicated strong links to biochemical and biophysical causes, and not just a "state of mind" as was once thought. Truly, no one has unlocked the entire mystery, yet....and probably won't for a long time to come. The human brain is so complex.
Supposed to begin at 1pm AZ time.
Boo! Going to have to listen to the trial on Sirius XM HLN. That'll be SUPER delayed. They drive me crazy with all of their damn commercial breaks. Too much to do today so I can't watch the live stream : (
LOL It starts at 1pm PST/MST and 4pm EST
Ok, I rewatched yesterday morning's testimony looking for Trick Dick stuffing that marked court exhibit in his bag and couldn't find it so it must have been yesterday afternoon's session. I'll watch that later.
After rewatching yesterday morning's testimony it is very clear what a thorough job JM did in dismantling Trick Dick's direct testimony. I'm always surprised by how much gets missed during live testimony because of waiting/anticipating what's next.
Highly recommend rewatching the cross of Tricky Dick!
He's already meet the requirements to prove it, by Jodi's own claims.
http://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal...efinition.htmlBurglary is typically defined as the unlawful entry into almost any structure (not just a home or business) with the intent to commit any crime inside (not just theft/larceny). No physical breaking and entering is required; the offender may simply trespass through an open door. Unlike robbery, which involves use of force or fear to obtain another person's property, there is usually no victim present during a burglary.
All she had to do was walk through an open door and commit a crime. She said the gun was Travis' and she took it with her; that meets the requirements.
On a side note, HLN just had one of their anchors sort of do a better re-enactment, in that they did a timed one that I just saw. The problem is, they showed a 1-person re-enactment, and the guy was stabbing frantically (all what would have been chest stabs and neglecting the back stabs and the throat slit). They timed it 59 seconds, with HLN guy rushing like a mo-fo.
So yeah, again, not an accurate and faithful recreation, but a better attempt.
"Well, it's YOUR fog..." - J. Martinez
Haha *crickets* did I make you?
Her grampa's gun is mysteriously stolen and Travis coincidentally happens to be killed by the same caliber of weapon.[/QUOTE]
And also, this is a very unusual caliber. My husband and also our friend's father (the gun expert) both gave me odd looks when I said the .25. Both stated something to the fact that it is a very uncommon caliber.
That makes it even more unlikely that there were two .25 calibers here - one owned by her grandparents (which we know existed) and one owned by Travis (which I highly, highly doubt). The coincidence that would take for a .25 is just too much. Now if it had been a .45, 9mm or heck, even a .22 it would be a bit more believable.
Also, just read the story on TJ Lane...the gun he killed those three HS students with (and paralyzed one other) was a .22 - this is a smaller caliber than a .25 even and it was capable of plenty of damage.
Jodi's girlfriend from 10 years who is trying to sell her postcards on E-bay said she was a nice quiet girl who couldn't do such a thing, blah, blah, blah. Someone else said she wouldn't hurt a fly. She says she called her sister Angela when she was upset because she saw Travis with another girl, but got her father. Abe A. said she looked good and could string a couple of sentences together, he didn't find her creepy. Maybe Martinez will bring in more people on the rebuttal - she brought up a few names on direct, maybe we'll hear their version.
It seems all Travis' Mormon friends thought there was something wrong with her - well, she wasn't a good Mormon, was she?
I just listened to the entire day 1 of the trial that was posted a couple of pages ago. Juan and Nurmi repeatedly quizzed Mimi about the wards, FHE, sins, being temple worthy and more. Jodi did not fit in with those good people.
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I think we all agree the killing and crime were very likely premeditated, planned weeks in advance. But to the jury... from the list of coincidences, I see evidence of planning a crime or something shady, but do I see evidence of planning a murder? That I am less sure about. The gun is the key - if the coincidental theft is enough for the jury then we have premeditation. I am not sure it will be enough.
Does setting up an alibi mean you premeditated murder? We don't know exactly what she was planning, and her behavior at his house was not typical... the defense will say if she planned it she would have killed him when she got there or when he was asleep.
on Twitter: Maricopa Office of Budget and Management confirms the state has spent over $838,000.00 so far on Arias trial, NOT including jail costs
And I apprieciate your banter but she did not enter with the intention of theft,rape ,grevious bodily harm,or damage,or entered as a trespasser.That's where this becomes a sticky wicket.I realize when she first stabbed him she became a trespasser but she did not enter as one.She did not become a theif (thievery is to deprive someone of something they own)until she walked out of the house.And not to beat a dead horse I know this is all a BS story.I don't see it as burglery I see it as theft..........and they are different
Yay it's starting!
I'm guessing somebody from the defense has seen the comments about Jodi and Wilmott dressing like twins. That, or Jodi didn't get the memo that it's Purple Day.
Shouldn't Willmott have asked Trick Dicky how he arrives at a diagnoses before this? What he is describing now in NO way describes what he did upon encountering Stabby in this case. He went in with a "hypothesis" that she had PTSD/Amnesia and formed his diagnoses around it!
I'm confused. Why would an evaluator make a speculative diagnosis, then conduct interviews to see if they were right?
Is that common? I guess I always assumed that an evaluator would conduct interviews, then make a diagnosis.
HLN - "I'm going to PAUSE the show right here, that means we won't miss any of the action!"
Yeah, I know what PAUSE means
How come he only looks at the Jury when Willmott is up and then when Juan is up he doesn't. I don't like him, he's shady as fuck to me.
A huge chunk of that is Nurmi's salary. $225 adds up fast.
I noticed that. Nurmi and Willmott didn't match yesterday or today. I wonder if they felt ridiculed. Rightly so.
Only a few minutes in and I already want to shoot myself.Please get Doctor Baloney off the stand soon!!!!
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