If it is what's out on there on twitter, same guy who has been posting documents and been right all along. Mods can ShadyLady or someone post the transcript of Juror #17s voir dire?
I saw it on twitter and I hope we can discuss it here.
If it is what's out on there on twitter, same guy who has been posting documents and been right all along. Mods can ShadyLady or someone post the transcript of Juror #17s voir dire?
If this stuff ends up being true can the Alexanders sue this woman?
Troy
#jodiarias def atty Jennifer Willmott told me she did not know #juror17's husband was prosecuted by Juan Martinez. #Fox10Phoenix
I'm sure she was negotiating and threw in a few threats if it wasn't extended longer.
What would be interesting now is to see the termination clauses(Hint hint to the County!)
The county already has an expert team with plenty of experience in unraveling this stuff: Dworkin, Melendez, Flores..... And, as for the defense, they're going to be relying on who? Let's see.......Neumeister, the hush hush undercover agent who pretended he knew what he was doing, Geffner with some BS to cover their asses (maybe they got PTSD as the result of this trial), Fonseca to serve up a nameless someone or other's alter ego (t-juror, perhaps?), and........ha! it might cost all of Nurmi's $2 million to get a defense team for his defense team.
Well I will throw out one glaring discrepancy , and I'm fairly new at the sleuthing game. But Juror #17 (in her voir dire) claims her then husband didn't enter prison until "they were separated", yet Troy Hayden says he was sentenced the day after they married. For a violent crime, don't they usually go straight to Prison, do not pass go and collect $200?
How could YOU NOT remember he was sentenced and went to jail the day after your wedding?
Also, the initial charge he faced was 1st degree murder, and it was later reduced, to aggravated assault. Just wow. And she was dating him for awhile before he was charged.
I haven't read everything in it's entirety, but so far the "abuse" she claims she suffered was not all that severe, at least in my book.
Who are "they"? TIA
RBBM: Sounds like Jen is back-pedaling here ...
So WHEN did Jen find this info out ?
Yesterday, like the rest of the world -- or -- during the re-trial, because if she found out then, she would have had to report it.
And if she did not report it, she would be disbarred.
These questions may have been answered but I have not finished the thread yet ... so back to catching up !
Prosecutors also said they're examining whether the holdout disclosed that her husband had been prosecuted by the same county attorney who headed the case against Arias.
Juror Emily Cova said she was relieved to hear that authorities were looking into the leak.
"I was a little nervous last night. But I'm feeling better now," said Cova, who agreed to be named.
Arias will remain in the Estrella Jail in west Phoenix as she testifies in a civil case. Further information on the matter wasn't immediately available.
Once her testimony is complete, Arias will be sent to prison.
IMO, that is exactly what #17 was. She was a rogue juror and knew she held the power to make or break the verdict. She knew that JA deserved death and she knew the other jurors knew it too. She may have tried to pretend she didn't see the evidence for death but she did and all she did was ignore it.
Does that even make logical sense? 1 held all the power and the majority of 11 people were helpless and had no power at all even though there were 11 of them. Reprehensible.
Its alarming to read that it happens more often than we think it does.
We need a timeline for #17 :thinking: She is supposedly in her twenties so at the oldest- 29. She suffered abuse for 11 years with her ex, then after her divorce she remarried but was separated whenever the present or ex committed their crimes?
If this is a repost, please forgive, I didn't think I have seen it here:
NOT Juror # 17
Civil Suit: The Wrongful death suit?
Read more: http://www.azfamily.com/news/Husban...uted-by-Martinez-295429721.html#ixzz3TfCKOkxU
IMO, that is exactly what #17 was. She was a rogue juror and knew she held the power to make or break the verdict. She knew that JA deserved death and she knew the other jurors knew it too. She may have tried to pretend she didn't see the evidence for death but she did and all she did was ignore it.
Does that even make logical sense? 1 held all the power and the majority of 11 people were helpless and had no power at all even though there were 11 of them. Reprehensible.
Its alarming to read that it happens more often than we think it does.
I read elsewhere she is actually around 34.
I wonder if people are even letting the "county" know what MDLR is up to? There was today's publication of a post? comment? which indicated that MDLR was one of the folks in charge of JA's bank account. There was all the tweeting going on from the court room. There were the violations of court dress code. And I'm not even in on all the intrigue!
case, after they separated. That's the only criminal activity for ex #1 that she disclosed. And the 2008 case was about stealing cell phones. She never mentioned the earlier 1st degree case where she was with the guy. Even without Juan being involved there's no way she'd be kept on a jury involving another 1st degree murder!
I wonder if Juror #17 could have been "bought"? As in, after jury selection. She has some sketchy associates, in addition to absolving herself of any knowledge of what they were doing when they committed their felonies.
With all due respect, I'm fairly certain the interviewed juror (EC) is not j#17.
This article doesn't make that clear
My fellow WSers who are dialed in to the other sites can probably confirm this for us. I remember her initials were different, but I haven't sleuthed her myself.
HTH....
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