I think as soon as the jury announces that they have reached a verdict, she will cry migraine and postpone the reading!
Yes it really is so haunting.
There is the close up of his face, where it appears he is seated. That one is taken at 5:29:20. And then at 5:30:30 is the photo of just the lower half of his body, still seated. It does seem weird that he would stay sitting for that long if she had the weapon out. It seems like when she took the picture of his face she would have to be kneeling or crouched so she was level with him but then the next photo (5:30:30) the angle is different. like maybe she starting to stand up or moving over to reach for the weapon (which i think she might have been keeping in her backpack near the bathtub.)
I do think you are right, he was probably trying to get up and had his hands on the shower floor when she stabbed him in the chest. She was waiting for that moment where he was completely vulnerable.
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I believe he was ambushed. He knew nothing about the knife and definitely not the gun. Maybe she really did pitch him on the idea of a Psycho shower photo shoot? The similarities in some of the pics are too compelling to be completely brushed off. By doing so, she could have been directing him at a time when he's most vulnerable. He knew she was batshit crazy but not this fucked in the head dangerous or he'd have never even let her in his home.
What really bugs the CRAP out of me is the know it alls around here that misconstrue content, even though I may have written it poorly, I think it is obvious I think she did it all. I have posted long ago how fit she was, core strength doing the headstand, jogging in Yreka, Ryan saying she had surprising strength when she adjusted him. I even posted that I, a little lighter than she was, dragged my 170 lb. husband but it was not easy for me cause I am way older so Ron would get off it.[/QUOTE]
Thank you, I mostly lurk and read because I feel the same as your first sentence.
[QUOTE=gigiann;3403617]Oh we aren't through with Jodi's antics yet. Here is another question to throw out: When Jodi is found guilty of Murder 1 --- how will she react? You know there is going to be some drama going on.
I'll go with a verbal outburst. "I was defending myself!", "He was going to kill me!", "He gave me no choice!" or "I thought I was going to die" among others. This way the attention is drawn solely back to the skank.
Call em out Sweet Pea!
Her blatant arrogance leads me to believe that she's going to keep her mouth shut after being found guilty of murder 1. I'm thinking she probably believes she'll get off after having some random appeal granted.
The chances of getting acquitted through an appeal is obviously unlikely, but idk what the hell goes on in a psychopath's head.
Aghhh I absolutely can not stand her!
Did the skank have a toxicology report done when they began questioning/arrested her? If she's just all hopped up on frappuccinos then they'd be out of her system!
^ I think she was hyped up on some drugs during that whole trip she killed travis
She was driving like crazy those few days and was pulling some long hours, i wouldnt be surprised if she was taking somethin
Agreed, poprocks! Adderall or some kind of prescription amphetamine (ritalin, vyvanse, etc.) definitely wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility. But, TMY1, unless the she'd been taking it regularly it would have been out of her system by the time they took her in for questioning.
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
I did take some comfort in the revelation that her images are copies of magazine ads--not Travis's sister. Also, you're right on the lack of originality thing.
Honestly, I doubt she'd include anything even remotely incriminating in her jail journal. Her original journal is filled with lies, so why would this one be different, y'know?
One woman show, three hole wonder.
I think they will sedate her before court that day, but my money is on barely suppressed rage. Jaw set, stony face, noticeable reddening of her neck and face, fist clenching. I wouldn't put it past her to scribble furiously while the verdict is read, not acknowledging anyone in the court--similar to what she did while Dr. DeMarte was on the stand.
The first sentence of paragraph 5, of Flores report reads:
"The information they received was that the homeowner, and possible victim, Travis V. Alexander, had not been seen since the following week."
Now! I know the police are overworked and probably in a state of perpetual fatigue from spending time investigating crime scenes during the hours most of us are asleep. It does appear obvious, however, that absolute clarity and accuracy is essential in reporting and recording their observations. Careless mistakes like this have consequences and show up in testimony like when, for example, Flores testified to having been told something about the sequence of the gunshot by the Medical Examiner that the Dr. denied ever having said. That has become a major point of contention in this trial and probably could have been avoided if more care was taken--or a procedure to ensure fact-checking and proof-reading was employed in preparing these reports. Accuracy is no longer expected of the media, but it is certainly demanded of the police. The admonition, "anything you say may be used against you" applies to the police as well as to a crime suspect. Perhaps they should all be given Miranda warnings.
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