Queen Bee
Crown Winner by Default ~ Don't Judge :D
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She won't get to be a Queen Bee in prison. I love it!
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the murderess doesn't deserve her own hive
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She won't get to be a Queen Bee in prison. I love it!
Well if she gets the DP there's an auto appeal to the supreme court of AZ. If she gets life, then a lawyer would have to find grounds for appeal. A lawyer can throw a lot of stuff at the appeals court trying to get a new trial, but to succeed they'd have to prove an error during the trial that directly impacted the verdict. All the reasoned legal analysis that I have heard say they are unaware of any grounds that they can see.
Are you watching? What :twocents: is he bringing today?
I don't think JW feels a thing for her. She may be anti-death penalty, however. Jodi had to BEG with her eyes to get Wilmott to give her a quick rub on the shoulder. She ignored Jodi every time she cried during trial. She did her job. She did it aggressively. She looks exhausted.
The support Jodie arias is innocent! Website! Packed up and left town.
The witch has the last word, with no remorse of what she has done.
Just watched part of Fox interview...
Not an ounce of remorse. No surprise there.
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She lied again because remember during the trial , I think the jury asked her if she had not got caught would she turn herself in and she paused and said she was not sure what she would do.
We know what you would do you lying BPD. You would keep trying to get away with it.
I believe, and again, I may be wrong, lol, but I heard a TH talk about it, the 25 yr thing had to do with whether or not the jury finds (during this aggravation phase) that the crime was cruel. (The 25 years would be if they say "not").
Now this could all be bunk, of course, but it's what a TH said. That's never stopped them before from reporting something wrong, though! Ugh...
Ex-juror.Please tell me I didn't read that one of the juror's husband spoke to the media?
The admonition is to speak to nobody about the case, and if she did what possible repercussions could this have??
Jenny Hunt is the person on DD who drives me crazy with her strange expressions like she has no clue half the time.
Regarding Nancy Grace.
Someone criticized her for milking the death of her fiance. What makes her show unique is that she does form a bond with victims. Today she talked about what it must be like to be a mother who loses a son and I cried my eyes out because she's exactly right. All your dreams for them die with your child and the waste of a young life --there is never closure. There is just going on and you hide the times that you still cry because everyone expects you to "move on."
My son died in 1994 and if I were to tell one of my children just what I went through today with the verdict and the wine at noon, and cancelling everything I had to do and then bawling, they get mad and say things like, "You can't dwell in the past...blah, blah, get a gym membership, etc.
Nancy Grace makes me feel like there is one person in the world who is not PC and who says it like it is--she is emotional and even when she is rude, I forgive her because she is expressing my emotions of indignation at the broken legal system, sympathy for the families, and contempt for the murderers and rapists.
The other day she was gone and someone else read the tribute to an American hero. Wow--it was flat and not at all moving as her substitute just read the words. Nancy Grace FEELS like a human being would feel EVEN though she is a smart lawyer.
Sometimes emotions are looked down on--Nancy makes the viewer feel like she is calling the authorities on their BS. Yes, she goes too far and its embarrassing sometimes, but overall, I prefer her --warts and all. I love it when she says, "Beth Karas is in the courtroom--Beth what do you see, tell me everything!"
That's what I would be saying, "Don't leave anything out." Nancy gets the powerless feeling that we victim's families have and she is our advocate. She does make a difference, even if it is primarily emotional.
I LOVE it that those military deaths are honored. THat means so much to those who see other deaths given so much attention while their loved one comes home unnoticed.