Yes, particularly in this case where he had to be in sheer mortal terror for at least 62 seconds (which sounds deceptively short but when you count it down with a timer it amounts to a shot, 27/28 stab wounds and a throat cut, an amazing amount of injury in that short span of time), and I think he was already dead in the dragging pictures, you're right, it could have been much worse.
Those 62 seconds of trying to escape that knife-wielding maniac must have been interminable to him. I cannot even imagine being in such a position. And I pray I (nor anyone I even know) ever find themselves in such a set of circumstances. He really was trapped with no hope for escape. If Jodi had any conscience at all, even a SPECK, she could have stopped inflicting those wounds at any time, called for help, and "manned up" and taken her punishment. But instead she chose to finish what she started.
Absolutely savagely reprehensible.
I didn't mean to quote the picture as well
He's si full of shit in so much of that slanted garbage.
This trial is a pea compared to some in our electronic era. Arias is nothing but a small blip in time by comparison. The knowlegable ones at the end of that piece with no agenda to whine as much as Kiefer know the score. Translated it is ... tough shit! Bigger more imporatnt people than a little reporter have tried to stop the masses, camera are still in courts.
"Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are" --- Benjamin Franklin
EXACTLY! she should hold her head high and proud for getting exactly what she deserves after all her hard work of testifying! and I'm happy to admit that i signed the petition to stop her from speaking at domestic violence groups in Long Beach, CA. I think she made a very grave decision in labeling the victim of a slaughter, the abuser so that his murderer can have a shot of being acquitted......... she should be ashamed of herself for inflicting HER abuse on the murder victims family!!!!!!!
[QUOTE=wasthinking;3385364]thanks for sharing. That was fun, you helped an ol bat w a bad arthritis night enjoy my lack of sleep more than I would have.[QUOTE]
Awww. I'm glad I could help. My family and friends are sick of my story so I'm glad I found a forum to share. Sweet dreams!
Now that's a thought. Hard to know what criminals will do with their rotten life. I wonder if she types for twitter with a 2" pencil pushing the keys so she feels more like her Jodi gal. :)
Yup! I have no sympathy for her panic attack. "There's a saying" lol .. for every action, there's a reaction. I wouldn't wish bad on her, I don't have to ... obviously. I love how that works. Many might not believe in a high power, but I see it at work all the time.
I'm a little up on killers but, not drugs. Does meth make you thin? If it does, this cow isn't doing it then.
tig! thank you, that's what I thought. Last year cops caught some druggie on the run right across our street! That was a first, had the whole neighborhood talking for a week. By the time I saw red lights flashing through the closed blinds, and looked out, there were cops everywhere. Turns out they shot him down and I never heard a thing. Alhough, my ears aren't what they once were, so I had the TV up louder than most would have it.
Panic attack Alyce's line fits well for Travis right back at her ... what if this was your .. well Ms Shoddy .. what if these pictures were her son!
"Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are" --- Benjamin Franklin
what is up with hair curtain/helmut, I must have been leaning forward a bit yuk! I see the girl next to me is trying to look at a juror. Woman in front of me, next to pink shirt, was funny. She used the term stabby, so I asked her if she is on mds. she said she is a lurker (second one I met) and feels intimidated by all the smart and witty people. I told her not to be shy! she also lurks WS and thinks there are a few posters that are on both. she thinks this one is easier to follow.
someone asked me a few pages ago which juror was looking at defendant; it is a male second closest to witness, #2 I think, he has kind of a hair helmut and is kind of short with a beer belly. he had on a yellow button up shirt today. some of the outfits were extremely casual. cargo shorts, hoody...
Also, when you see people gabbing during sidebars, there is this buzzing white noise, so it is not disruptive. Also forgot to say we were told by Valerie, the bailiff, NO FOOD. That every noise in the gallery is heard. And of course they have a sign, the seating guy, and Valerie reminding all cell phones are off. They forgot to tell Alyce! The bailiff carried her satchel with the phone in it outside the courtroom.
ETA the old guy in the light blue shirt on the aisle is Alyce's father. Half his right ear was missing. They greeted each other warmly. So does not look like he is the cause of her distain for males.
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Who's white car is it in driveway.
they picked that up quick, it is written by local reported Michael Kiefer in the Arizona Republic. He is the one that tweets on azcentral. I had a couple back and forths with him early on, I thought he was playing loose and fast with the facts.
http://www.azcentral.com/community/m...nclick_check=1
Courtroom protocol has seemed to step it up since I was there in January. No one looked twice at me. I wish I had a "seating guy" to direct me away from sitting in the front row with JA's mom and aunt and that weird exchange. Lucky for me that it went well and I didn't end up on HLN.
Ma'am, what is hard to explain about a person breathing or not breathing? what is so difficult? why is that a difficult concept for you?
"Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are" --- Benjamin Franklin
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