SIDEBAR #29- Arias/Alexander forum

[YESorNO]

[video=youtube;X30l7A8-BRM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X30l7A8-BRM[/video]



:floorlaugh:

 

[Zuri]

[video=youtube;V5e7WnbB3lU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5e7WnbB3lU[/video]

This judge is very disrespectful- calling him "honey"? (is this a real court? I never watched it)

I saw this episode when it aired. I actually really like Judge Marilyn Milian. English is her second language and you would never know. She is from Miami and her father and brothers are in construction. She is very compassionate. The defendant was so arrogant, as you can probably tell, and the Judge was embarrassed she called him honey, but she calls everybody honey, probably out of habit. She is married and has 4 daughters I think. Loved Jimmy Kimmel's take on this!

 

[gcharlie]

Today is September 21, only eight days from the scheduled start of trial/jury selection for Arias' penalty phase. Seems like the end of delays is finally in sight. Other than Arias, I can't imagine anyone wanting to prolong this any further. Justice will not be denied!

I sure hope that we have delayed stream to watch while this retrial takes place. I think it is going to be uglier than the first trial in many, many ways.

There sure has been one hella a side show taking place over the past 6 weeks or so. While it can be entertaining, or stir up emotions, in the end it is just a distraction from the most important issue of what will be the penalty for Jodi Ann Arias for the especially cruel murder of Travis Alexander. Directly related to that were the hearings, minute entries and updates to the docket this past week. Comments/Observations:

• 9/16/14 hearing- end date of trial December 12. This is much different from 16 day trial previously mentioned in minute entry. Makes me think this will indeed be ugly and that there will be a lot of testimony not directly related to mitigation.
• Motion for out-of-state deposition- wonder if this is the defense expert Nurmi mentioned before in court back in July who refused to be deposed?
• Motion to quash subpoena- my gut tells me Martinez has subpeonaed jail records and DT is trying to quash this.
• Notice of potential mitigation witnesses- best guess is that Martinez is adding to his list after deposing Arias' civilian witnesses

Long past due for Arias to head off to Perryville. Given what we've seen since her conviction, the big question is will she still find a way to stay in the limelight from Perryville?

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

Took down the hummingbird feeder a couple of days ago and cleaned, stored it away for next spring. I'll miss those sweet, little creatures. May they have an easy migration.

They're beautiful. I love birds. When we were small we played poker with our father and I won enough once and I bought a parakeet from the TG&Y.

Anna is getting closer to being home. She's told her daddy to finish sanding her floors before her October 13th birthday. She has a list, and one is she's getting a pair of finches. Not the ones flying all over our backyard, but special ones. Oh and mom I need a special cage for them.

My grandson found a Quaker Parakeet in our backyard, and we brought it in and made it a home. it was really sweet until it saw my husband and he called DH an a*****, and dh said what did he say then the bird (we were now calling it Pollie/Paulie) called him a MF. We think the "previous: owners was a man with glasses and a mustache. He also did the wolf whistle and danced and could sound like the lawnmower for hours on end.

When she was four she wanted a climbing dome and her daddy said no, so Anna got on her little knees, holding her hands ,and said "daddy I don't ask for much" we were in the car and on our way within ten minutes.



[video=youtube;AGV8nB_EEAU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=AGV8nB_EEAU[/video]

 

[YESorNO]

I thought of missy going to Perryville today. What is she going to experience there and for how long- the rest of her life or, after possibly receiving the DP, for maybe 12 years 'til she is put to death?

I feel kind of numb after doing some research this afternoon; not because of what I found out about what her conditions might be, but because this research led me to people who are already sentenced to death/prison and some of their feelings about what they did.

I was looking for some reasons why they murdered and, maybe, some inkling of remorse from them- some semblance of a human being there. I didn't find the remorse, at least not from the few Ytube's that I viewed (except from Fredrick Baer in the Indiana State Prison, IMO- Interview with a Death Row Prisoner). I wish I could watch more, but because of my BW, I can't. Right now I feel so numb with how some of these people murdered their victims that I'm kind of glad, in a way, that I'm limited on my BW- if you can understand that. I need a break from these people (if they even are "people", IMO). I cannot relate to them in any way and I still don't understand why they needed to murder someone.

Anyway, here's what I found about conditions on Death Row in Perryville- if anyone is interested:
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Will life be a box of cherries and Commissary Snacks for Arias????

(I didn't really like this article so much because of the digs to Sheriff Joe. Hey- jail/prison is not suppose to be a resort and if you broked the law- no matter what it was- you need to pay, is what I'm saying. I don't care what kind of life you had, you still need to follow the rules of life that other people follow, IMO. That's what makes our lives civilized. I just know that God will judge me very harsely when it's my time because I tend to judge harsely when it comes to crime, but that's OK because I try to be a good person in everything in every way and I do have compassion for people. We're all fighting the fight in life, but make sure it's the "good" fight. Anyway- sorry but I tend to go on and on and I guess I'm angry right now after watching these people talk.)
"...But life inside a maximum-security prison is not all hard times and labor. In fact, some prefer the maximum section of the prison. It is here that one is allowed their own TV and sometimes Internet. No mass TV room, no waiting but no privacy from the guards either. It really is life in a fishbowl. But, for a narcissist like Arias, this will suit her perfectly..."

http://notesfromaninsider.com/tag/perryville-state-prison/
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Debra Milke’s 23 Years of Hell on Earth

"...Perryville has no air conditioning for the inmates, only evaporative coolers that can’t keep up with the sweltering summers. Milke is limited to three showers per week and had to decide to sleep on the concrete floor where it’s cooler or in her sweat filled bunk....
Her life is absolutely solitary confinement. She sees staff members at meal times when her food is delivered. She is chained up like an animal whenever she leaves her cell for visits or exercise...."

http://beforeitsnews.com/politics/2013/05/debra-milkes-23-years-of-hell-on-earth-2517416.html
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Meet the 3 women on Arizona's death row

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/story/21347978/2013/02/25/meet-the-3-women-on-arizonas-death-row
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This Is Where Jodi Arias Will Be Executed If Sentenced To Death – All The Details On Her Final Days

"...would spend 23 hours a day in a cell on death row at Perryville state prison....The cell where Arias would spend the rest of her life is 12 feet by 7 feet, 2 inches...will not be allowed contact with any other prisoner and her cell would have only a toilet, sink, bed and mattress... taken to exercise outside for two hours, three times a week...will be allowed to shower only three times a week and the visitation rules are highly restrictive with no contact allowed...."

http://radaronline.com/exclusives/2013/04/jodi-arias-death-penalty-sentence-her-final-days/
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3TV takes you to death row at the women’s prison in Goodyear

"...They can buy from the commissary hygiene items, two appliances, two books and writing materials.
Death row inmates can't talk to other inmates..."

http://www.azfamily.com/news/3TV-ta...-the-womens-prison-in-Goodyear-206054551.html
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I invariably get lost in the "links" and get sidetracked with other interesting related things (drives me crazy, but that's how I am) and then found these YTube's:

Cold Blooded Woman Angela Simpson Interview After Getting Life In Prison!

(This woman is so...so arrogant, a racist, and totally infuriating, IMO :stormingmad:- I'd like to slap her silly, and I'm not a violent person! No remorse from her at all and she only received LWOP)

[video=youtube;9ngtXPP5krU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ngtXPP5krU[/video]

And another of her:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NSA9vHzy5I

Some background on her:

http://murderpedia.org/female.S/s/simpson-angela.htm
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Interview with a Death Row Prisoner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-BY8_tGX9M

Some background on him:

http://murderpedia.org/male.B/b/baer-frederick-michael.htm

--
Serial Killer John Hughes Interview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyTznO87cbk

Some background on him:

http://www.pitch.com/FastPitch/arch...ng-valentin-kirilchuk-in-a-rest-stop-bathroom
--

John Wayne Gacy speaks out about his victims and their families

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXvmsKN-0s0
---

Ed Kemper Interview 1991

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsjrj6ntIXk

Some info on him:

http://murderpedia.org/male.K/k/kemper-edmund.htm
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Some other misc. stuff:

Execution Day

(What happens in the final hours leading up to an execution)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt3eyXybmlU

The Mind of a Psychopath

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V7EL-Yg8Gg
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Just some thoughts: :blah:

Your life is your own fault. Why can't people say,“I made this mess, it’s my fault.” It’s so easy to blame others for our problems and this is especially the case when you are in jail, I might imagine. We all make mistakes but the most important thing is to own the mistake, take responsibility for it, apologize for it and learn from it so you don’t do it again.

Your past is your fault, but so is your future. I believe that everything that happens has a lesson in it for us and it is our responsibility to learn the lesson so we don’t have to repeat it. I am a strong believer in jail and prison and punishment. I believe that all actions have consequences and that jail/prison is the correct consequence for many bad behaviors. None of these women/men get a pass from me.

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So how did you spend your afternoon? :facepalm:

 

[YESorNO]

Jen's Trial Diaries ‏@TrialDiariesJ 1h
I'll be at #jodiarias hearing Monday 10:45am MST.

 

[Kensie]

Another freaking hearing!!!

Thanks for the update Yes/no.

Just popping in to say hi but popping out because I have a migraine.

 

[strawberry]

When does jury selection start.


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[Kensie]

When does jury selection start.


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9/29/14

 

[LinasK]

Another freaking hearing!!!

Thanks for the update Yes/no.

Just popping in to say hi but popping out because I have a migraine.

Feel better, migraines suck!

 

[strawberry]

9/29/14

Thanks I was thinking it was tomorrow


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[YESorNO]

The Really Big Mean Dog School Of Law: Claiming Indigent Status While Raking Money in Through the Back Door.

http://reallybigmeandog.com/2014/09...-while-raking-money-in-through-the-back-door/

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

261 days has brings us to the fall leaves, the smell of smoke from the fireplace, and cooler nights, we only have 102 days of Fall and the start of Winter to go.



1784 - The first daily newspaper "The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser" was published for the first time in Philadelphia.


1897 - The New York Sun published its famous editorial, "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus."


1915 - Stonehenge is sold by auction for 6,600 pounds sterling ($11,500) to a Mr. Chubb, who buys it as a present for his wife. He presents it to the British nation three years later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=_n2QNHN72wA


1937 - J.R.R. Tolkein publishes "The Hobbit"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=G0k3kHtyoqc


1939 - The U.S. B-29 Superfortress makes its test flight over the continental Untied States. It was the largest bomber used in the war by any nation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=V26YMdYfjs0


1947 - Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) - Tex Williams tops the charts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=SWXbVsMkz1U


1948 - Milton Berle debuted as the host of "The Texaco Star Theater" on NBC-TV. The show later became "The Milton Berle Show."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=G5iypuYl4E0


1957 - "Perry Mason", the television series, made its debut on CBS-TV.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=EHqebO8aAc4


1996 - John F. Kennedy Jr. Marries Carolyn Bessette

[video=youtube;YAIkaoepaEc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=YAIkaoepaEc[/video]

 

[daisymae]

I get headaches, too, Kensie and have discovered Mountain Dew helps. I guess I get caffeine headaches sometimes. I don't drink coffee.

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

I thought of missy going to Perryville today. What is she going to experience there and for how long- the rest of her life or, after possibly receiving the DP, for maybe 12 years 'til she is put to death?

I feel kind of numb after doing some research this afternoon; not because of what I found out about what her conditions might be, but because this research led me to people who are already sentenced to death/prison and some of their feelings about what they did.

I was looking for some reasons why they murdered and, maybe, some inkling of remorse from them- some semblance of a human being there. I didn't find the remorse, at least not from the few Ytube's that I viewed (except from Fredrick Baer in the Indiana State Prison, IMO- Interview with a Death Row Prisoner). I wish I could watch more, but because of my BW, I can't. Right now I feel so numb with how some of these people murdered their victims that I'm kind of glad, in a way, that I'm limited on my BW- if you can understand that. I need a break from these people (if they even are "people", IMO). I cannot relate to them in any way and I still don't understand why they needed to murder someone.

Anyway, here's what I found about conditions on Death Row in Perryville- if anyone is interested:
---------------------------------
Will life be a box of cherries and Commissary Snacks for Arias????

(I didn't really like this article so much because of the digs to Sheriff Joe. Hey- jail/prison is not suppose to be a resort and if you broked the law- no matter what it was- you need to pay, is what I'm saying. I don't care what kind of life you had, you still need to follow the rules of life that other people follow, IMO. That's what makes our lives civilized. I just know that God will judge me very harsely when it's my time because I tend to judge harsely when it comes to crime, but that's OK because I try to be a good person in everything in every way and I do have compassion for people. We're all fighting the fight in life, but make sure it's the "good" fight. Anyway- sorry but I tend to go on and on and I guess I'm angry right now after watching these people talk.)
"...But life inside a maximum-security prison is not all hard times and labor. In fact, some prefer the maximum section of the prison. It is here that one is allowed their own TV and sometimes Internet. No mass TV room, no waiting but no privacy from the guards either. It really is life in a fishbowl. But, for a narcissist like Arias, this will suit her perfectly..."

http://notesfromaninsider.com/tag/perryville-state-prison/
-----
Debra Milke’s 23 Years of Hell on Earth

"...Perryville has no air conditioning for the inmates, only evaporative coolers that can’t keep up with the sweltering summers. Milke is limited to three showers per week and had to decide to sleep on the concrete floor where it’s cooler or in her sweat filled bunk....
Her life is absolutely solitary confinement. She sees staff members at meal times when her food is delivered. She is chained up like an animal whenever she leaves her cell for visits or exercise...."

http://beforeitsnews.com/politics/2013/05/debra-milkes-23-years-of-hell-on-earth-2517416.html
-------------

Meet the 3 women on Arizona's death row

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/story/21347978/2013/02/25/meet-the-3-women-on-arizonas-death-row
----------------------------

This Is Where Jodi Arias Will Be Executed If Sentenced To Death – All The Details On Her Final Days

"...would spend 23 hours a day in a cell on death row at Perryville state prison....The cell where Arias would spend the rest of her life is 12 feet by 7 feet, 2 inches...will not be allowed contact with any other prisoner and her cell would have only a toilet, sink, bed and mattress... taken to exercise outside for two hours, three times a week...will be allowed to shower only three times a week and the visitation rules are highly restrictive with no contact allowed...."

http://radaronline.com/exclusives/2013/04/jodi-arias-death-penalty-sentence-her-final-days/
---------------------

3TV takes you to death row at the women’s prison in Goodyear

"...They can buy from the commissary hygiene items, two appliances, two books and writing materials.
Death row inmates can't talk to other inmates..."

http://www.azfamily.com/news/3TV-ta...-the-womens-prison-in-Goodyear-206054551.html
----------------------

I invariably get lost in the "links" and get sidetracked with other interesting related things (drives me crazy, but that's how I am) and then found these YTube's:

Cold Blooded Woman Angela Simpson Interview After Getting Life In Prison!

(This woman is so...so arrogant, a racist, and totally infuriating, IMO :stormingmad:- I'd like to slap her silly, and I'm not a violent person! No remorse from her at all and she only received LWOP)

[video=youtube;9ngtXPP5krU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ngtXPP5krU[/video]

And another of her:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NSA9vHzy5I

Some background on her:

http://murderpedia.org/female.S/s/simpson-angela.htm
-----------------

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Interview with a Death Row Prisoner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-BY8_tGX9M

Some background on him:

http://murderpedia.org/male.B/b/baer-frederick-michael.htm

--
Serial Killer John Hughes Interview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyTznO87cbk

Some background on him:

http://www.pitch.com/FastPitch/arch...ng-valentin-kirilchuk-in-a-rest-stop-bathroom
--

John Wayne Gacy speaks out about his victims and their families

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXvmsKN-0s0
---

Ed Kemper Interview 1991

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsjrj6ntIXk

Some info on him:

http://murderpedia.org/male.K/k/kemper-edmund.htm
--------------------

Some other misc. stuff:

Execution Day

(What happens in the final hours leading up to an execution)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt3eyXybmlU

The Mind of a Psychopath

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V7EL-Yg8Gg
-------------------------

Just some thoughts: :blah:

Your life is your own fault. Why can't people say,“I made this mess, it’s my fault.” It’s so easy to blame others for our problems and this is especially the case when you are in jail, I might imagine. We all make mistakes but the most important thing is to own the mistake, take responsibility for it, apologize for it and learn from it so you don’t do it again.

Your past is your fault, but so is your future. I believe that everything that happens has a lesson in it for us and it is our responsibility to learn the lesson so we don’t have to repeat it. I am a strong believer in jail and prison and punishment. I believe that all actions have consequences and that jail/prison is the correct consequence for many bad behaviors. None of these women/men get a pass from me.

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So how did you spend your afternoon? :facepalm:

The article on William Blake that you posted way last thread has stayed with me and I try to imagine a life in a jail cell on death row. It's harsh life for sure, but it's the road they chose that led them there. I wonder if Jodi will go insane in there.

 

[MeeBee]

For anyone that's interested, I just realized the Michael Dunn retrial is getting under way tomorrow with jury selection. I really really really hope the jury figures it out this time and they get it right. J4JD.

 

[YESorNO]

The article on William Blake that you posted way last thread has stayed with me and I try to imagine a life in a jail cell on death row. It's harsh life for sure, but it's the road they chose that led them there. I wonder if Jodi will go insane in there.

BBM This one? (sort of sticks in my mind, too):

Voices from Solitary: A Sentence Worse Than Death

http://solitarywatch.com/2013/03/11/voices-from-solitary-a-sentence-worse-than-death/

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Kensie- hope your headache gets better. (hope you're feeling better, too daisy) :blowkiss:

(Internet has been going in and out tonight- bah)

 

[LinasK]

I get headaches, too, Kensie and have discovered Mountain Dew helps. I guess I get caffeine headaches sometimes. I don't drink coffee.

Try Excedrin with Caffeine, it's the only thing that works for me.

 

[LambChop]

For anyone that's interested, I just realized the Michael Dunn retrial is getting under way tomorrow with jury selection. I really really really hope the jury figures it out this time and they get it right. J4JD.

He has already been sentenced for something like 50 years so he will never get out, even if the jury hangs. I believe it was 50 plus years. Have to check on that tomorrow.

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

BBM This one? (sort of sticks in my mind, too):

Voices from Solitary: A Sentence Worse Than Death

http://solitarywatch.com/2013/03/11/voices-from-solitary-a-sentence-worse-than-death/

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Kensie- hope your headache gets better. (hope you're feeling better, too daisy) :blowkiss:

(Internet has been going in and out tonight- bah)

Yes. It is a sentence worse... if only we'd never hear the name Jodi Arais, until the day they stick that needle in.