Jodi Arias will give as many interviews as are asked of her for as long and as often as she can. Mark my words on that one.
No doubt she will any chance she gets.
BUT ... I believe the media & the public are fast becoming fed-up with JA.
The news cycles turn so quickly now, that already other stories are beginning to take the "above the fold" top news stories.
Must have made JA furious that the glorious rescue of the 3 Cleveland women this past week took some of the spotlight off of her.
I also think the public will eventually make their feelings known to media outlets that they don't want to hear anymore about JA.
Lock her away, throw away the key.
Much like stories about baby-killer CA in Florida. She's a pariah that publishers want no part of.
$$ talks and the media will get the message that the public does NOT want to feed into JA's never-ending desire to be the center of attention.
The dude who did the immediate post-verdict interview with JA has even gotten some flack for playing into JA's manipulation.
Once these final stages of the trial are over ... The spotlight for JA will be over. The occasional mention when some appeal comes up ... But nothing like the attention she's been getting.
That time can't come soon enough for me.
And knowing that it will be maddening to JA that NO ONE gives a sh## about her, that NO ONE wants to hear any of her lies anymore, that NO ONE believes a word she says ... makes me very happy.
She'll be just another prisoner # ... out of site and out of mind to most people.
Soon, I hope.