Softail
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I don't care if JA tweets. In fact, I encourage it! Let her do all these attention-grabbing things that make her feel "powerful" and "famous." (Although, no WAY is it in her own words. She could never be limited to 140 characters!)
In 6 months, HLN will have moved on and the spotlight will be shining elsewhere. JA will be nothing more than another inmate, IMO. And that is the WORST thing this woman can imagine: anonymity. Her fame is fleeting and will be short-lived.
Sure, we'll see her from time to time on ID Channel reruns or giving an interview with "the real story." But interest will wane. And Jodi Ann Arias will go off the radar like Joran van der Sloot. We'll have to Google her name to see if she's even in the news.
I want to remember Travis Alexander, not his killer. I want him to have a legacy free of the woman who so brutally murdered him. I want him to be able to rest in peace without her name forever attached to his (which is what I believe she wanted.) I want the family to have as much closure and normalcy as this world can afford - which, I know, is little.
But I also want his family to file a civil suit to rid the world of those awful drawings. The courts and justice system CAN teach JA what power and control really is - even of her own creations, her fanciful drawings, her insane stories. They can ensure that prison and, perhaps, death row are the only profits she will reap. And I truly believe they will.
So tweet away, JA, while folks care to read them! I'll pass. I've read and heard enough of your ramblings. I care about only ONE thing: Justice for Travis. :twocents:
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I don't care if she tweets either. Tweet away.....I too shall pass!