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He would have felt tremendous pain, regardless. The first and deepest blow (the heart/chest wound) would have come before any fight or flight response kicked in....that one came, unaware. So he felt every bit of that wound. Adrenaline may have put him into a mode where his brain was focused more on escaping than it was on his stabbing pain, but it didn't mean the pain would be dulled very much. His nerve endings would have been severed and torn with each and every injury. He was facing mortal terror. He KNEW his life was ending. He could see a crazed Jodi, running after him with her knife. That is the stuff our worst nightmares are made of. And to be alive when she cut his throat?? To see her coming at him, see the knife lashing out, FEEL her saw through his windpipe and muscle and arteries and veins? This was 2 minutes of pure torture for him, and she did it without blinking her eyes.
My bite is worse than my bark!
Jenny was much more humbled, today. Smart move on her part. Nurmi? He was terrible, as usual. They just have no ammo to fight back with, on this case. They have a defendant who is guilty as HELL. They know that. I hope the jury comes back quickly.....I need to go grocery shopping in a couple of hours. I hope they don't carry it through the weekend. Let's just get this ball rolling, FS.
My bite is worse than my bark!
I was this Bored, during the defense closing & wrote y'all a poem, I hope you like it
A WIFE, SHE'S NOT POEM
by KARღ {me}
Poor Poor Jodi beaten w/ spoons
makes her prison living, drawing cartoons.
Thought she'd grow up with children to bear
but that doesn't happen when you get it in the rear.
She played house with many, but were all big fails,
until she found her niche', donning teenage pigtials.
She met a boy who tried his best to be pure,
but Jodi oh Jodi we all know is a big whore.
She wiggled her way into his heart,
she hoped that they, would never be apart.
Things got a little crazy, as she started her obsession,
thinking that Travis was now her possession.
Knowing it was wrong & when he tried to make it right,
she would come by peeking in windows, in the middle of the night.
Climbing through doggy doors, hiding under the tree,
was more than he could take, he wanted to be free.
She packed up her bags & said she will leave,
but this was the point were she started to unweave.
She made a plot & made plans
even borrowed & bought a couple gas cans.
She robbed the gun from her grandparents house,
set out on a trek, & snuck in like a mouse.
Snapped a couple pictures all while there,
not knowing in hours he would soon be in fear.
And so the story goes she stands on trial for her life,
Poor Poor Jodi, no one wants her to be their wife.
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I agree, I think it (adrenaline) can suppress pain. However, it doesn't quell the initial pain.
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-adrenaline.htm
When a person encounters a potentially dangerous situation, the hypothalamus in the brain signals the adrenal glands to release adrenaline and other hormones directly into the bloodstream. The body's systems react to these hormones within seconds, giving the person a nearly instant physical boost. Strength and speed both increase, while the body's ability to feel pain decreases. This hormonal surge is often referred to as an "adrenaline rush."
Don't want to multi-quote because the jury may come back while I am doing it. The two minute wait was LONG. Great move Mr. Martinez. I also noticed Nurmi's especially whiny voice today. God, he is sickening. I missed Ian, only saw a salmon sleeve. Anxious to hear what he felt inside the room. So difficult to watch the family today. Steven was staring at Stabby (sorry, I couldn't help myself either) and was glaring at her fake sobbing. As soon as the jury left, the fake crying stopped. What a piece of work this bitch is. Don't know why I'm surprised, the whole Defense side was the same. Hair curtain, gazing at the Jury, and a finger on the nose. What a motley crew, and that doesn't even include Donovan!
How long does deliberations for this phase usually take? anyone know an average? I can't figure out where to start looking? been googlin for a ten minutes. so impatient
After the jury left the room, the camera feed stayed on for a couple of minutes. Maria the Mitigator went up and sat next to Jodi and they appeared to be discussing something to do with Jodi's fake glasses. Maria goes back to her table and retrieves a black rag from her Coach purse and then goes back and sits next to Jodi and gives it to her. Jodi uses the rag to wipe off her glasses and then furtively slips something into her mouth! I don't know why she needed a rag, she has a whole box of Kleenex right there on her table. Did anybody else see that?
So in the next phase.... if Jodi gets up and says "I'm sorry", do you think the jury will believe it?
Or maybe she just can't get those words out of her mouth, even with her life on the line![]()
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