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For me, it's going to the tabloids about the pedophile letters that were excluded as evidence. There's supporting one's daughter and then there's enabling and abuse by proxy.
Why would a healthy man in his twenties like sex?
"Rediculous [sic]"
WTF, according to who the murderess? was she spying?
IMO Jodi is much much more of a narcissist than a borderline.
Honestly, the sex is just a little piece of a bigger puzzle. Jodi would have used a lot of tactics to manipulate him and keep him interested. Being with someone personality disordered during the idealization phase is a really heady experience - you have someone doing every little thing you've ever wished for; telling you how wonderful, intelligent, compassionate, and gorgeous you are; they seem to adore you and seem willing to do anything for you. It's intense. You've never felt more special or perfect then in those moments.
Then though comes the inevitable devaluation. Suddenly, they're mad at you for some perceived slight you never intended. You feel guilty and try to make it up to them - in reality, you want the person who thinks you're so perfect and you're striving to get back to that spot. The rest of the relationship will consist of push/pull; roller coaster; walking on eggshell moments with them using almost any psychological abuse imaginable just to keep you there - including, but certainly not limited to, threatening to harm themselves, you or your loved ones; projecting; triangulating; manufacturing chaos; sabotage; scapegoating; gaslighting; triggering and splitting sprinkled with occasional (and less frequent) periods of idealization. You glimpse the person you loved and you're hooked right back into it.
JMO
I agree ButForFortune, If Travis was a Player like they want you to believe he certainly showed no sophistication in the game. Most men that were experienced with a lot of women had a lot more sophistication about them. His imature behavior with Jodi tells a completely different story. I wish Dr. D would bring that out but chances are Nurmi will not let her. Hopefully Juan can bring this startling fact to the jurors attention.IMO Travis sounds quite immature in his sexting which leads me to believe he actually was VERY inexperienced sexually (other than with Jodi). I doubt if he had sexual relations with many, IF ANY, of these women Nurmi is insisting on naming one by one.
Honestly, the sex is just a little piece of a bigger puzzle. Jodi would have used a lot of tactics to manipulate him and keep him interested. Being with someone personality disordered during the idealization phase is a really heady experience - you have someone doing every little thing you've ever wished for; telling you how wonderful, intelligent, compassionate, and gorgeous you are; they seem to adore you and seem willing to do anything for you. It's intense. You've never felt more special or perfect then in those moments.
Then though comes the inevitable devaluation. Suddenly, they're mad at you for some perceived slight you never intended. You feel guilty and try to make it up to them - in reality, you want the person who thinks you're so perfect and you're striving to get back to that spot. The rest of the relationship will consist of push/pull; roller coaster; walking on eggshell moments with them using almost any psychological abuse imaginable just to keep you there - including, but certainly not limited to, threatening to harm themselves, you or your loved ones; projecting; triangulating; manufacturing chaos; sabotage; scapegoating; gaslighting; triggering and splitting sprinkled with occasional (and less frequent) periods of idealization. You glimpse the person you loved and you're hooked right back into it.
JMO
How is this a relevant mitigating factor even if it's true???
I think she is a psychopath with a borderline overlay.
We had a family friend that was a neuro-surgeon. When I married he told me to find a young family doctor, because they had the most up to date training, leaving the 'old geezers' (as he put it) in their wake.
As I recall, Deanna actually had a key to the house, that's why she was so surprised to see JA there.
KN must be leading up to "It's not a pattern because Travis is the only one she killed." Well something like that.
I wonder if nurmi enjoyed pointing out all those women's names? I know Jodi did. There was no reason to smear these woman..
Well, I read most of the tweets from work. I am sure I missed a few. It didn't seem like Nurmi scored any points. He did just what most of thought he would do. Try to discredit the Dr. with her age and "lack of experience" and the rest was sex, sex, sex.
As expected DeMarte stood her ground. What do you all think?
Also, it wasn't her job to analyze Travis, and Nurmi knows this.
Nurmi should also get a clue...just because you are having sex, does not give one permission to stalk, ease-drop and be intrusive.
Because BPD and psychopathy are what she has, not PTSD, but they can't bring in the psychopathy. It's refuting her PTSD as a mitigating factor. She has a personality disorder, but she's not so mentally ill that she didn't know right from wrong. She can't plead insanity.
They could bring it in if they wanted. Demarte didn't diagnose her with it.