:seeya: Just her mother was there ...
Not her father, siblings ... no friends ... nobody ... nada ... zilch ! And not even Donovan was there because for sure, we would have heard about it IF Donovan was there !
Oh well ... :violin:
I can't speak for the rest of the fine peeps here, but I'm putting the Jodi Arias case behind me. I believe that justice has been served with the LWOP sentence, and I doubt there are grounds for a successful appeal. Good riddance to the evil monster who brutally murdered Travis Alexander.
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BBM: I was shocked when she said that JA had "remorse" ... WTH was JSS thinking ?
JA has NEVER EVER had remorse and she NEVER EVER will !
Again, I am still SHOCKED that JSS gave JA LWOP ... very SHOCKED ... and I am still SHOCKED !
Was it Sam or Tanisha that said their first impact statement was heavily redacted to protect the killer rights? JSS allowed that?? SHE allowed a victim impact statement to be redacted????
Please, please Arizona....retire this unusual person!!!!
Good riddance to bad, bad rubbish. Now she'll fade into obscurity pretty quickly. If she had gotten the death penalty, we would still be hearing about her for years from all kinds of anti-DP advocates.
So she'll be in general population and she can socialize. Big deal. Let her go be Queen of the Cellblock. She will never see another sunrise over the mountains or a lake, or the inside of a Starbucks, again. Of course it will never compare to what she took so violently from Travis and his loved ones, but at least I hope her disappearance from the scene will allow his family and friends to get some kind of peace of mind.
I'd like to see a picture of her in a couple of decades; prison life generally doesn't do much for one's looks.
Anyone know why the killer had a black bandage/wrap on her arm? I hope it hurts.
a smile like this can not lie.Love this. Thank you!
To be fair to the judge, when she said she considered the sadistic convict's 'expressed remorse' I took it to mean that the word 'remorse' had air quotes.
To be fair to the judge, when she said she considered the sadistic convict's 'expressed remorse' I took it to mean that the word 'remorse' had air quotes.
To be fair to the judge, when she said she considered the sadistic convict's 'expressed remorse' I took it to mean that the word 'remorse' had air quotes.
My second favorite part was Nurmi immediately jumping up 1 sec. after JSS stopped speaking to ask that she allow his escape from JA asap. I bet that public repudiation hit JA harder than anything else today.
Does anyone know who, if any of JA's family was in the courtroom?