That sitting picture is when she dropped the camera. I wouldnt be surprised if Travis leaned over to try to help pick it up. That is when she stabs him in the heart imo
"Were you crying when you were stabbing him? How about when you cut his throat, were you crying then?"
"The difference between a Stumbling Block and Stepping Stone is the Character of the individual walking the path"
I've always thought that the cut to the right side of his head behind the ear was the first strike. I think she was going for his neck and missed. Then as he tried to get out of the shower she stabbed him in the heart. From that point on the strikes did not stop. I also think she shot him for two reasons. One, I think his body was convulsing after he died and she shot him to make him stop. Two, to make it look like two different attackers in order to keep eyes off of her during the investigation. Yes, she thought this far ahead. The two different weapons were all part of her staging of the crime scene. Why choose to stab him to kill him? Because it is more personal. We can all see how she relishes looking at the photos of Travis' mutilated body.
Okay. I am gonna make a comment, and in my head atm, it sounds totally bonkers... she mentions in tape 14 the Sopranos. then says mafia.
Tape 15 her story of the two intruders: I believe there are elements of truth in it, however, is there any episode in the Sopranos that contains a murder like she carried out? I haven't watched it in awhile.
Her references to movies and stuff just makes me think its possible one of the violent Soprano shows had a murder with stabbing and gunshots, overkill, that kind of thing. Is that possible? Or do I really need to shut these damn tapes of and just wait patiently for the jury to come back? lol
Last edited by dizzyp; 05-04-2013 at 03:40 PM.
Okay, I can see that. Picture still bugs me, though.
I'm 53 years young male and I have never sat in a shower like that. I'm Travis' height, although he's a good bit heavier than I am.
Water off, door open. I've never done that. One of those things that just niggles at me over and over...
I'm obsessed with recreating the murder events timeline. Keeps me up at night.![]()
From HLN--> http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/04...r-descriptions
Notice some numbers are missing or out of order, because some jurors were kicked off the panel that was originally made up of 18 jurors.
Juror 1
White Female, in her 60s
Short dark hair, wears glasses
Sat closest to the witness stand
Did not look at Arias during her testimony
Yawned during an emotional part of Arias’ testimony
Juror 2
White Male, in his 50s
Salt and pepper hair
Took a few notes
Cupped his head in his hand as he listened to testimony
Juror 3
White Female, in her 40s
Brunette with bangs
Took a lot of notes
Watched the prosecutor as he moves about the courtroom
Observed submitting questions
Juror 4
White Male, in his 60s
Bald
Took a few notes
Juror 6
White female, in her 60s
Hair is cut short brown with blonde streaks
Was a prolific note taker
Juror 7
White male, in his 30s
Married
Dark brown hair
Took some notes
He is a nail biter
Juror 9
White male, in his 60’s
Long white hair is worn in a ponytail
Wore denim most days
Sat at the end of the jury box furthest from the witness
Sat closest to the first row of the gallery where Alexander’s family sits
Juror 12
White Male, in his 40’s
Receding brown hair
Favors polo shirts and khakis
Occasionally took notes
Juror 13
White Male, is late 20s to early 30s
Appears to be the youngest member of the jury
Took only a few notes
Smiled when Martinez asked Arias if she could predict the future
Juror 14
White Male, in his early 60s
Balding, and wears glasses
He swiveled in his chair often
Smokes cigarettes
Did not appear to be take notes
Juror 16
White female, in her 40’s
Dark reddish brown hair with bangs
Wears glasses
Took notes
Swiveled in her chair in direction of Arias during her testimony
Juror 18
White Male, in his 70s
Married
Possibly former military
Has a tattoo on right arm above the wrist
Only took a few notes
The alternates:
Juror 10
White female, in her 40s
Sat in the second row next to a column
Occasionally took notes
Her Gaze wandered over the gallery during sidebar
Juror 15
White male, in his late 60’s/early 70’s
Wears audio-enhancing headsets provided by the court
Took notes
Observed submitting questions
Juror 17
White Female, in her 30s
Married
Prolific note taker
Appears to suffer from a cold or allergies
Sat in one of the most distant seats from the witness stand
Did not gaze at Arias during her testimony and tended to look straight ahead or down at her notes
Observed submitting questions
The jurors dismissed from the case:
Juror 5
She is a married, white female in her 30s. She sat on the edge of her seat and is the most visible juror from the gallery because she had a “unique hair style.”
Juror 5 got the boot the first week of April after the defense charged that she was “not fair and impartial” when she made some undisclosed statements related to the trial.
Juror 8
He is a white male in his 50s and is married. He also took notes and had been observed submitting questions. Juror 8 was removed from the panel for unknown reasons.
Juror 11
Juror No. 11 was released from service earlier this month due to illness. An HLN producer inside the courtroom says Juror No. 11 was the only juror who appeared to be a minority. He is Hispanic and has a long ponytail.
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Here's a compilation of juror descriptions from across the web in one spot: http://tamaratattles.com/2013/04/13/...-descriptions/
I see 2 possibilities... either she was playing "Photo Shoot" (no pun intended) and was saying "okay now lean back, face in the shower spray" "now sit and look at the camera" etc.
OR
it was all done at gunpoint and he had to do what he was told...
either way when she got him in the most vulnerable position (the photo being shown today on the thread) she started the attacks. I say the 1st strike was while he was still in the shower.
I disagree with anyone that says Jodi is smart. Just because she is good at manipulating people doesn't mean she's intelligent. Her problem is that she is delusional. Most antisocial murders are. They think they are too smart to get caught. The first trial I immersed myself into was the Scott Peterson trial. Scott reminds me a lot of Jodi. I can't tell which one is more evil. I found it interesting that in the penalty phase of his trial the only person that spoke well of him was his college golf coach. All his old coach said about him was that he was good at golf. That was it.
Jodi was so thrilled to have someone like Travis interested in her. He was popular, well loved, successful, engaging, funny etc. Her ego was boosted having someone like Travis like her. She felt it _____________ her. (acccckkkkkk can't think what word I want here. Help me out). She figured since everyone loved Travis so much and HE was chosing HER....she was something special too and thrived on the self importance of it all.
I have wondered if she had seen Travis speak at previous events before she met him. You can see from the videos of his seminars how everyone laughs and applauds when he speaks. Does anyone know if Jodi actually made any money with PPL?
I, for one, have learned a lot of new words over the trial and would like to create a Jodi Trial Dictionary for some of these new words.
I will start:
debasing
edify (de or disedify)
hippocamopus
continuum
Please your new vocabulary words for me. Thank you.
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"Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves" .. Confucius
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation " ...... Henry David Thoreau
The way JA smiled when KN said he doesn't like her makes me believe that it was her idea to say that. Kind of like a speech arts in grade 8, you know, start with a hook like a joke.
Fyi on my murder trial when we got the case ... a young woman offered to be first-person as soon as we assembled ... no one objected and she was a smart cookie. Our group ranged in age from 20's to 60's. She was very organized and suggested an informal tally of where we were right from the get go. It is a fascinating dynamic to be a part of
"Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves" .. Confucius
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation " ...... Henry David Thoreau
She felt it _____________ her. (acccckkkkkk can't think what word I want here. Help me out)
Validated? Made her prestigious?
I Feel More Like I Do Now Than When I Got Here
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