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JM asked her today if there were mats in the car. She said No. He didn't pursue it - at least for now.

Yes. It was Ryan.

I agree that she used the check as an excuse. She brought it with her, along with the gun and the knife. I would like to see the phone records between her and Travis in late May, very early June. Strange that she would date the check May 25th and not deliver it until June 3rd. Had she been...

I remember Mimi testifying that she went on a rock climbing date with Travis. What I didn't know was that Jodi was as Travis' house that day and, as she put it in her journal, she inadvertently or accidentally fell asleep. Yea, sure. It seems that he innocently thought that she was okay with...

I don't understand why the judge doesn't step in and direct the DT to instruct his client to stop playing dumb and stop playing mind games with the prosecutor. JA is wasting the court's time and making a mockery of the judicial system.

How can she keep all her lies straight on an empty stomach and with a migraine to boot?

Wow, good observation! I'll bet he is sending her signals on how to respond.

Do we know how she thinks he betrayed her.

I thought Nurmi ended very abruptly. I'm wondering if he was going to pursue another line of questioning, but thought better of it. He seemed not to pleased. No thank you to his star witness seemed inappropriate, or did I miss it.

Little Jodi is quite the athlete. She said she "jumped" up to get the gun at the top of the shelving when Travis was chasing her. She later said that when she was cleaning she found the gun after getting on a chair that was usually in the closet. I guess she thought by saying the gun, the...

Watched the trial on live feed from abc15. Much better viewing than InSession or HLN. I will miss Beth, Jean and Joey though.

Sorry,Ms. Arias, I'm not buying any of it. I doubt if the jury is either, unless they're imports from Pinellas County.

I voted that he will challenge her on everything. He will go after her fast and strong, not allowing her any room to wiggle. "Is that a yes or a no, Ms. Arias" we will hear many times throughout the cross. He is a super sharp prosecutor and will make mincemeat out of her tall tales.

I voted that the father did it, with the mother covering for him. My gut feeling from the very start was that he is responsible. He is just so "off". I think the mother just can't bring herself to this realization. I wouldn't rule out a sexual agenda as to why Isabel had to "disappear".

If there is any justice in the justice system, the jury will find her guilty. I don't think that they will give her the death penalty however.

I don't think she will testify and not only because her attorneys strongly advise against it. I think she knows that she is finished and no one will believe that she acted in self defense. She doesn't want to humiliate herself further.

Disappointed in the movie, which was way too short and chopped up. I thought the casting was unrealistic. Couldn't they find actors who looked more like the originals. GA in particular must be furious that he was portrayed as overweight and shleppy. I stopped watching it in the middle to...

I first noticed JL sitting apart and not communicating with the A's during the in limine hearings. This continued throughout the trial. At one point during the trial, JL who was sitting two rows in front of the A's started to turn around and GA who was looking in JL's direction saw this and...

That George had the car crushed does not impress me. Is this supposed to show that George is some kind of a hero for getting rid of that ole stinky g...dam car. What of the family of the person whose body was in the trunk, and mistaken for George's granddaughter, don't they have a say on what...

You couldn't have said it any better. My sentiments exactly. It turns my stomach just to look at them.