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I don't think she can co-pen a book once she is on "The Row"". Can she?
I never want to hear about her again until it is time for the needle, that will be my complete closure.
6. JA's 18 page opus to TA's family.
7. Everything re ALV in chambers
8. Everything re MM "who you claimed would never betray you"
I got the impression the felony murder charge was directed to any juror who didn't buy premeditation, which was none as it turned out.
Well we did see ALV's remarkable demonstration of how well she can read minds... no doubt in my mind she is mumbling and boiling frogs because the men ruled, or so she believes.
Most of the THs and court observers thought that Jodi and her attorneys were having a pow-wow about the interview after the verdict yesterday. Jodi wanted to talk to the media, and her DT probably told her not to do this. Jodi did it anyway and is already manipulating the jury and the public for the next phase of the trial. :furious:
Good morning, frenns!
After a short period of a 'high' after the verdict was read, I suddenly got really sad and tired. My husband said it was probably emotional exhaustion after everything we've gone through these months.
I tried to get to bed early but I couldn't sleep. So, now I'm tired and crabby. Anyone else or am I just a freak? :sigh:
i can't wait to see how this plays out. because i'm cynical about the DT and i'm not so sure they didn't set this whole thing up----argument to be heard and reported----and all. we shall see.
and also, good morning folks! Last night when i left jodi was still manipulative, katie ddd and juan were in love...grandma arias had found religion, risen from her wheelchair and walked and i was out for blood. Am i all caught up to speed?
a th saying something does not make it true.
However, it is true that 7 members of the jury believe this was felony murder--their reasons for believing so, we do not know yet. It could be that because the gun was never found, they do not want to assume that jodi brought a gun with her. Or it could be they see felony murder for another reason altogether.
The defense put forth that crazy gun on the shelf scenario solely to impart reasonable doubt about jodi bringing a gun with her because if she brought a weapon it points to premeditation but if she used a weapon that was there and handy, it might cast some doubt on the premeditation. And juan in his infinite wisdom knows that in any group of people there will be skeptics...people who want things cut and dried and if they can't get that they will always have some doubt about what is fact.
Juan's speaking of a gun in the closet was solely to get to any jurors who might want to consider that it could have been travis' gun. Greta turned it around to be something else, which i didn't like at all because she is usually far more astute than that, imo.
Just remember that all the jurors voted yes on premeditation, even those who voted yes on the felony murder charge. Meaning they believe that even if it was not proven that jodi brought a gun with her, it was proven that she did enough other stuff that shows premeditation.
i've been reading and watching his reports he has been going to the prison and visiting jodi a lot since the trial started - maybe he is her new special friend???
The reporter said last night KN and JW knew nothing about it.
I used to be Anti DP too, until I had children, then I realized I would be a hypocrite if I was "For" the DP if anyone hurt my children, yet "against' it for others.
So now I am for the death penalty. God deals out justice through his people, and today was a good day. Jodi is going to have to take responsibility for her actions , whether she wants to or not. .
Felony burglary. She entered his home with the intention of committing a crime. Burglary does not always involve theft, surprisingly.
Her explanation for why she didn't like to make eye contact with the Alexander's is for the books.
I believe one of the things that's important in mitigation is remorse. There is zero, less than zero, it's negative remorse. This is going to be easy for the state.