SIDEBAR #30- Arias/Alexander forum

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  • #141
Came on to post something unrelated. Next door, on his back porch, my 60 something neighbor and friend is playing a dirge on his guitar. In front of his house is a moving van. His wife of 40 plus years is helping load their possessions from the house where they raised 2 kids into happy and productive adulthood-- they've lived in the same house for 34 years.

Less than a month ago he suffered a stroke. It was the final blow to his autonomy. He's been deteriorating from MS for over a decade, and before the stroke even had reached a point where his legs no longer work at all.

So they are being forced to relocate immediately to a retirement/nursing facility. Today is their last day of normalcy and their last day in their last real home.

Days like this remind me that the inmate is just a freak show and that my real time is better spent helping real people with real tragedies.
 
  • #142
So the Killer is finally remorseful. It only took 6 years. If the relationship was so bad, why didn't she keep her rear end in California?

I guess she has finally realized that she is going to prison for a very long time.

BBM Yea- it looks good on paper doesn't it, but "remorse" is easy to write and she doesn't have it, IMO. She doesn't say what she is remorseful for all the world to see- maybe,

she should've cleaned up better? orrrr, Oh- remorse for being caught?

Baloney, I say. She should have written that she was remorseful for "having" to kill Travis in self-defense (to perpetuate the lie- we all know this is a lie, but Nurmi isn't thinking here, IMO).

Remorseful :stormingmad:
 
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"..."I feel like we've been victimized," said Beverly Damore, president and CEO of the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance...

"We have no choice at this point but to treat it like we would any other donation," explained Damore.

But this donation has been a huge distraction for the charity.

"I think I speak for all of us that are at the food bank is honestly it's been a really frustrating day because we've been talking about glasses and not doing our jobs," Damore said...."

http://www.azfamily.com/news/Food-bank-victimized-by-Jodi-Arias-donation-277881271.html?Fsdfdserqew
 
  • #145
"..."I feel like we've been victimized," said Beverly Damore, president and CEO of the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance...

"We have no choice at this point but to treat it like we would any other donation," explained Damore.

But this donation has been a huge distraction for the charity.

"I think I speak for all of us that are at the food bank is honestly it's been a really frustrating day because we've been talking about glasses and not doing our jobs," Damore said...."

http://www.azfamily.com/news/Food-bank-victimized-by-Jodi-Arias-donation-277881271.html?Fsdfdserqew
Well she can thank the convict and her supporters for that because they are the ones that boasted about it online, receipt and all, just like they did with St. Judes. The convict is simply using these 'donations' as last minute attempts to boost her so-called mitigating factors.
 
  • #146
The hearing is over all ready and Nurmi wanted more time to speak to the potential juror? :pullhair:

I think they should've let Nurmi go when he first said he didn't want to represent missy:jail: because he was just starting his new law practice. They are paying him so much more than Wilmott

(who's a public defender and probably doesn't make as much as him). Especially since he doesn't even want to defend her and she doesn't want him, although, I can certainly understand why Nurmi

doesn't want to defend her.

Here it is 5-6 years later and Nurmi is making mucho money, hand-over-fist, IMO and the trial is still not over! 2.5 million dollars!!! :stormingmad::stormingmad: Just think, if they did let Nurmi go,

it would have taken a new lawyer, maybe, a year (?) to come up to speed and maybe this trial would have been over with already (or is this wishful thinking on my part? :thinking:).

I'm so mad this AM. :stormingmad::stormingmad:
 
  • #147
Well she can thank the convict and her supporters for that because they are the ones that boasted about it online, receipt and all, just like they did with St. Judes. The convict is simply using these 'donations' as last minute attempts to boost her so-called mitigating factors.

I heard that! Donating to a flurry of charities in the month leading up to your retrial and then running online to share your charitable donation doesn't really speak to her sincerity, does it? Also, the way people are reacting is kind of silly, but they're just baiting people, more appeal fodder. People really need to learn not to take the bait.
 
  • #148
I think the Killer is sorry.

Sorry she got caught.

That's the only thing she's remorseful about. She'd do it all over again, just differently, and probably still get caught.
 
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I wish Jodi would just choke on he prison dinner....and no one can save her... would save alot of time and money...Dear Lord, forgive me , but I really do !!!

BBM He'll forgive you- I think He is even sick of this trial, IMO.

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  • #151
The whole motion is available. I've read it. Will post link...can't cut and paste so it'll take me awhile.

There's new news in it, tho 95% of it is recycled Nurmi blues.

Yep, just more "blah, blah, blah, whine, whine, whine".

The defense and CMJA are really scraping the bottom of the barrel.

What they fail to realize, as far as her current and previous incarceration at Estrella, is that CMJA is not allowed any more privilege than any other inmate, there are rules, Estrella is NOT a Country Club, cells are tossed randomly and/or by purpose at any time, just because CMJA "complains" doesn't make it a legitimate complaint...............FGS, she's a inmate. She lost a bulk of her rights by murdering TA and doing that in Arizona.
Det. Flores' wife can tweet anything she damn well pleases, and let's see the proof of an IP address that it was actually hers, and what damage did those tweets actually do to CMJA's trial???? That's like putting Websleuths in as Exhibit G in their motion, like WTF?
As far as St. Mary's Food bank, they just credit the credit card the amount that was donated....cripes, what a bunch of morons.

Got up on the wrong side of the bed, didn't get much sleep, no baby horse, and this trial is ridiculous. Just put CMJA in Perryville and let the locas get rid of her.
 
  • #152
"...I would guess that Montgomery, if he were talking, would say that he's acceding to the wishes of the Alexander family in seeking death -- again. The family's wishes certainly should play into Montgomery's decision but that is not the only factor at play....

"Not even a lifetime of good behavior could win this woman her freedom..."

http://www.azcentral.com/story/laur...di-arias-retrial-should-be-scrapped/16562005/
 
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  • #154
Yep, just more "blah, blah, blah, whine, whine, whine".

The defense and CMJA are really scraping the bottom of the barrel.

What they fail to realize, as far as her current and previous incarceration at Estrella, is that CMJA is not allowed any more privilege than any other inmate, there are rules, Estrella is NOT a Country Club, cells are tossed randomly and/or by purpose at any time, just because CMJA "complains" doesn't make it a legitimate complaint...............FGS, she's a inmate. She lost a bulk of her rights by murdering TA and doing that in Arizona.
Det. Flores' wife can tweet anything she damn well pleases, and let's see the proof of an IP address that it was actually hers, and what damage did those tweets actually do to CMJA's trial???? That's like putting Websleuths in as Exhibit G in their motion, like WTF?
As far as St. Mary's Food bank, they just credit the credit card the amount that was donated....cripes, what a bunch of morons.

Got up on the wrong side of the bed, didn't get much sleep, no baby horse, and this trial is ridiculous. Just put CMJA in Perryville and let the locas get rid of her.

Exactly, my dear.
 
  • #155
"Defense attorneys claim that there's been a long history of misconduct by the prospector and law enforcement officials that dates back to the original murder trial last year..."

I realize we're in the American West, but editing copy might not hurt...? Or are we trying to speak French?

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  • #156
The hearing is over all ready and Nurmi wanted more time to speak to the potential juror? :pullhair:

I think they should've let Nurmi go when he first said he didn't want to represent missy:jail: because he was just starting his new law practice. They are paying him so much more than Wilmott

(who's a public defender and probably doesn't make as much as him). Especially since he doesn't even want to defend her and she doesn't want him, although, I can certainly understand why Nurmi

doesn't want to defend her.

Here it is 5-6 years later and Nurmi is making mucho money, hand-over-fist, IMO and the trial is still not over! 2.5 million dollars!!! :stormingmad::stormingmad: Just think, if they did let Nurmi go,

it would have taken a new lawyer, maybe, a year (?) to come up to speed and maybe this trial would have been over with already (or is this wishful thinking on my part? :thinking:).

I'm so mad this AM. :stormingmad::stormingmad:
If this trial extends into 2015 (and we all can see the writing on the wall), we can all thank Nurmi for that because he is constantly asking for 'more time' and has absolutely no sense of urgency in anything he does.
 
  • #157
"...I would guess that Montgomery, if he were talking, would say that he's acceding to the wishes of the Alexander family in seeking death -- again. The family's wishes certainly should play into Montgomery's decision but that is not the only factor at play....

"Not even a lifetime of good behavior could win this woman her freedom..."

http://www.azcentral.com/story/laur...di-arias-retrial-should-be-scrapped/16562005/
Of course there's Keifer again supporting his favourite inmate. :gaah:
 
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:floorlaugh::floorlaugh:


Hi Nymeria :seeya: where have you been?

Experiencing Summer ;)
I got sidetracked in July and kind of drifted away from WS.
I came back to watch Michael Dunn and and getting back into my routine now though.
Nice to be back, missed everyone :loveyou:
 
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:facepalm:

When anybody answers "NO", the judge should say "Gotcha, you are a keeper now because you understood my question. Next...." LOL
 
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