I think it said about 120 signatures. :eyeroll:Originally Posted by Lana2006
Whoever set it up is a friggin fake and just plain stupid.
They think it might be considered a real petition??? You sign with screen name!!!
I think it said about 120 signatures. :eyeroll:
Whoever set it up is a friggin fake and just plain stupid.
They think it might be considered a real petition??? You sign with screen name!!!
I had to do it.... I just had to!
I was perusing JAII for the most recent weird-o comments and.... I think I found the winner!
Hodi is covering up for Travis' true murderer, because he was killed in a blood atonement ritual. Yes, a blood atonement ritual and Stabby is afraid for her family.
Oh. My. Fuccking. God.
And Nurmi and Wima are taking a beating as well. Just three days ago, they were ready to build bronze statues for them.
Blood atonement.... I just can't even!
Hahaha on that evil pic of the convicted killer. I bet there are gonna be some goooood arias costumes this halloween;)
Yeah, the good old blood atonement. They insist that's why she slit his throat (or a roommate, or the mormon mafia), because that's one of the specific ways you can be cleansed from sin. But they also have issue with murder. So is Jodi exonerated from the murder (in the eyes of the church), because she was saving Travis's soul, by almost slicing his head off? Only the mormon mafia, his roommates, and Jodi know for sure.
:o)
Jodi Arias Lifetime movie shoots courtroom scenes only TWO days after verdict ... while former waitress remains on suicide watch
Long before the jury found Jodi Arias guilty of first-degree murder in the slaughter of her on-again, off-again lover, a Lifetime movie was in the works.
The made-for-television movie, entitled, "Dirty Little Secret: The Jodi Arias Story," has been in the network's pipeline as early as March 2012, nearly eight months before the sensational trial even commenced.
And while Arias, 32, is currently on suicide watch in Phoenix, a film crew is plugging away at the fictionalized account of her life, portraying the one-time waitress as a coquettish femme fatale who brutally stabbed her Mormon boyfriend to death.
Actress Tania Raymonde, best known for her portrayal of Alex in ABC's "Lost," is playing Arias in the made-for-TV movie, which is slated to air next month.
Lifetime producers began developing the story in March 2012, more than a year before the jury would find Arias guilty of first-degree murder.
According to NBCNews.com, which obtained an early version of the script, the film will focus heavily on the riotous relationship between Arias and Travis Alexander which infamously ended in a day of sex, nude photos and Alexander's death.
Arturo Interian, the vice president of original movies for the network, told NBCNews.com that the script was being rewritten following the trial outcome to include key moments from the courtroom.
"We approached this story creatively from the point of view that Travis was the victim, and we're trying to wrap our arms around why Jodi did what she did," adding, "I think the verdict certainly validated our approach."
Interian told Yahoo TV: "We had intentionally left the court scenes for the end of the shoot, so the film could be as up-to-date as possible," adding that Raymonde and other actors in the film are shooting a court scene Friday.
He said that much of the film will try to disassemble Arias' personality, which he says Raymonde portrays as both sensual and obsessive.
Arias sensationally told a news station on Wednesday minutes after her guilty verdict was announced that she'd "rather get death than life."
She continued: "I believe death is the ultimate freedom, so I'd rather just have my freedom as soon as I can get it."
The studio is also behind such courtroom dramas as "Prosecuting Casey Anthony," starring Rob Lowe as attorney Jeff Ashton, and "On Trial: The Amanda Knox Story," which cast Hayden Panetierre as the Seattle student embroiled in an international murder case.
Interian promises that the newest Lifetime film will not disappoint.
"They were a young couple and they had kinky sex. I think our director, Jace Alexander, is up to the challenge," he told NBCNews.com, adding that Lifetime's basic cable status means they will not shy away from Arias and Alexander's most intimate moments.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...#ixzz2Sx6cWHij
Last edited by M Joy; 05-10-2013 at 07:59 PM.
Jodi Arias - From Jail to Prison.
I don't like that they get TV... a TV, a cot, free meals and health care would be paradise for some people
Maybe this world is another planet's hell
― Aldous Huxley
I hate the title of that Lifetime movie
"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"
Im so happy that no matter what penalty she receives, she will basically be alone forever
"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 hate it too. Maybe they'll make it about Jodi's Dirty "Little" Secret- the murder she tried to cover up and lied about
Heres the dateline segment from today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z64ejrIqSQw
"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 hate that's even being made into existence.
Maybe Wednesday night Jodi realized it was over between her and BFF Jenny and she pickep up a lyellow pencil and went after her in court on Thursday AM and she was not gonna let JW go. The stun gun stops her and court is closed down.....and Jodi ends up in the psych ward at the jail.
Freak!!! Someone is saying this is still what they believe???? I am afraid to go to the JAII board. I picture them all sitting around sharpening their knives and I just can't look
love "the sugar fog" excuse! I'm gonna save that one and use it to get out of.................. something? I'll think of something!
Awwww, hell no!
Katie Wick on Dateline?
"I'm a person of my word, so I'll keep our deal." Oh, Jodi.
I cannot believe she STILL thinks she can convince people that she's a sweet, honest person.
Yikes................. there's a reason that they're ex's! once in a very great while, can you remain friends with an X but not as a sexual relationship and you don't get possessive & jealous of each other! If your seeing someone just for sex then thats a booty call! stabby needs waaaaaay more attention than a girlfriend pal can give, makes sense why she would have so many male "friends", she can manipulate them with a simple bj or a handieAnd why the hell was she crying the blues about not being able to afford to be in her childhood girlfriend's wedding?!!! she sure wasn't to broke for those "croquet ball" looking boobs! or all of her trips! and buying clothes that are to small to wear "but they were on sale & a good deal"! she needs a brain transplant! just imagine if stabby & donovan switched brains!!!!!!!
For those wondering, if Travis' family are successful in their case for wrongful death, Arias' commissary account will be seized and then turned over to the family as restitution. This info came from KCL via the victims advocate.
It's like the jury told her and her lies to get the hell out...and she just took her lies with her into the kitchen and is sitting there as if nothing happened.
Please be my guest!!! If the last piece of pie or cake disappears from the house --- deny deny and claim The Sugar Fog.
Yup.....it's a pretty good show. Nicer to hear this reporter as opposed to the loud mouth HLNers
20/20 playing a segment on Stabby as well.
Quite good.
I hope so!! I wonder if it's a one time acct. seizing or do they get to repeatedly seize it as it's replenished? I guess I'm going to need to research the law because I have lots of questions!
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