A walk down memory lane this is after the guilty verdict
Ranson posted - Maria Delarosa (mitigation specialist for JA) has billed AZ for 100 hrs @ $100 per hour = $10,000. (How many hours has Maria billed for visiting and letting Jodi use her phone. I guess Jodi is her cash cow for now? I wonder how her reputation will follow her when the state of AZ is done with Jodi?)
indyconr stalk posted - That and they don't want to let go of the $2500 a day per Attorney paycheck Willmott and Nurmi are getting off of the State of Arizona Taxpayers. It's a travesty how much those attorneys have abused the taxpayers.
and another from indycornstalk - Have you guys seen the statement that the Womens Shelter of Long Beach has made is regard to Arias's little T Shirt Scampaign? Here is the link to the Facebook page. Not sure if this is allowed here but if its not them just delete, I can't keep up with all the rules anymore.
"WomenShelter of Long Beach does not have knowledge of the facts nor any opinion on the case before the courts which involves Jodi Arias. WSLB supports the process of the courts and we believe the court will do its work. As we have no opinion on the case, we have asked the web site "************************" to remove our name from their web site and we believe they have done so. We had no prior knowledge of or involvement in the t-shirt campaign on that web site. WSLB is concerned for all victims of domestic abuse and our mission is to provide shelter, support services, and community education to help victims and work towards eliminating domestic violence in our communities. We would be pleased to accept donations that are given directly to our organization. Thanks for your support!
and the Troy Haden interview after the murder one conviction
ARIAS: It was unexpected for me, yes, because there was no premeditation on my part. I can see how things look that way. But I didn't expect the premeditation. I could see maybe the felony murder because of how the law is written, but I didn't -- the whole time, I was fairly confident I wouldn't get premeditation because there was no premeditation. (sure Jodi then why steal and bring a gun, and the cd of "photos etc)
ARIAS: There was a man who saw me with bruises all over. I would have made every effort to find him, and they didn`t. There are other people who saw me with bruises, my friends, my sisters. And the defense didn`t call them for their own reasons. And I think that would have corroborated some of the things that I said. (What man? Why didn't Jodi say his name during that interview if he was so important to her case?)
On the hard drive that we just discussed, the one that was not part of my trial, I took pictures of myself during that time not specifically for that purpose, but just being on the road. And I just keep thinking maybe it was in that photo, tons of things. ( Jodi's road trip to kill Travis?)
and - In a surprise jailhouse interview just hours after the jury began deliberating her fate, Arias spoke out Tuesday about her murder trial, her many fights with her legal team and her belief that she "deserves a second chance at freedom someday."
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Your artwork is all over the place. Do you take pride in the fact that people are paying money for your art?
ARIAS: It`s interesting. I take pride just not so much in the price tag but in the way I have developed the gift itself, or the talent, I should say. I take pride in that. I`m just -- I am happy that I`m able to share it with the world.
GRACE: That`s from KSAZ just moments after Arias found guilty in the slaughter of an unarmed man, her lover, Travis Alexander. Her artwork? Out to you, Alexis Tereszcuk, you first uncovered her artwork is a big scam, she basically traces magazine ads. Take a look at this one. Alexis, it`s kind of almost like a Star of David, there you go. That`s online for $3,000. There`s another one, let`s see the butterfly. Well, butterflies are not free in this case, this one will cost you $1,500.
) and how much has been funneled to the *ahem*appeal/family expenses to attend the trial fund*ahem*. In that infamous phone call, she certainly seemed more concerned about all donations being 'kept in the family' than she was about ensuring said donations actually made it to the charitable organizations she has allegedly been supporting. Oh well, fools and their money are soon parted.
