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I think you're right.

I don't know if this is news to WSers, but JM describes some more Gus Searcy sleaziness. The evidentiary hearing for the DT's first (?) accusation of prosecutorial misconduct relied on GS's testimony that Chris Hughes (and presumably therefore JM through Chris?) had tried to sway his testimony...

I think I misunderstood the previous posts about JA's box and edited mine (#303) to clarify. Have you come to the transcibed letter found in the box of receipts that JA "casually" left for LE to find?

Shades of Nixon.

I'm curious to know what you and other readers think of the letter from Travis that JA made sure to include in the box. Do you think it's genuine? To my eyes, it contains at least one glaring Jodi-ism, or thesaurus horror in Wing Ding's (??) words. ETA: Just to be clear, I mean the letter in...

At last, trial has begun! And I'm really enjoying JM's descriptions of the DT walking into his traps. (Well, not exactly traps, but the DT does exactly the ill-advised things he assumed they would and around which he planned his strategy. Heh heh.) I'm so impressed with him: I've yet to read...

[/B] Are you psychic? You've already made THREE correct guesses! I really admire your ability to know what's in a book without reading it!!

JM doesn't really elaborate. He merely mentions the bikini shopping (although I'm sure that on TV yesterday he said bikinis) as one of many examples of her inappropriate behaviour after the memorial ceremony. He also mentions what we already know: coming on to the guy on the plane and calling...

You're very close.

I sure hope so. I'm about 40% into the book, and he hasn't yet arrived at the first trial. Getting close, though.

Another gem. This is from his very amusing description of Jodi acting "pro per" during the pedo letters hearing. He describes her trying to act lawyerly as she wields her golf pencil (tee-hee) but is defeated by the stupidity of her witness and her own ignorance: "After years of seeing how...

After the memorial service (and about a page after he describes her bikini-shopping). The larger context is her weird and very un-griefstricken behaviour after returning from the killing.

The reason why JM and only JM worked out the third gas can is in Chapter 10. I won't spoil it for you. :)

Here's a little something that is new to me: "Though Arias had only met Ryan once, Angela recalled Jodi telling her how much she liked him, that he was her 'soul mate,' and that she was convinced the two would get married" (Chapter 9). Is this new info?

I can't resist giving you all a taste of what a good read the book is--but no spoilers!. I don't think this quotation will violate copyright. From Chapter 7, when JA is about to offer the ninja baloney: "They didn't say," Arias repeated in a faint voice. "He didn't say?" "They" And with that...

I can just see you tackling him as he nears your door!

The book is good. From the chapter on Flores interrogating her: "'I can't' she said in her best B-actress angst." :giggle:

Early in his book he makes it clear that he likes to work on his own and that he carefully goes over everything that LE sends to him. For example--and just before my e-reader died--he writes that he simultaneously watched the interrogation tapes while he read the transcript because, he notes...

[/B] Oh, she'll lose it. JM is very "tactful" in his descriptions of her: he compliments the obvious intelligence that allows her to quickly think on her feet when she's caught in a lie, but then immediately qualifies that compliment by noting her obvious arrogance when she assumes that the...

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