trial day 31: the defense continues it's case in chief #88

[katydid23]

It was pretty realistic. The only issue I have is that he grabbed the gun fast. Even then, as a strapping young man, it could NOT happen.

I didn't think it seemed realistic because of the way he counted the stabbings. He did not take into account that she was stabbing someone fighting for his life.

He didn't add the time necessary for the struggle between stabs. He had defensive wounds so he slowed her down a bit. But Mike counted the stabs, like 2 a second. I doubt they happened that quickly.

 

[KBisMe]

Did anyone see the video played on Fox showing JA doing a headstand in the interrogation room? I've never seen that before. I thought the chair stretch was weird.... That was even weirder!

I wonder how many people being interrogated for murder decide to do a headstand against the wall? :waitasec:

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[RadarLuv]

here we go

 

[RadarLuv]

I didn't think it seemed realistic because of the way he counted the stabbings. He did not take into account that she was stabbing someone fighting for his life.

He didn't add the time necessary for the struggle between stabs. He had defensive wounds so he slowed her down a bit. But Mike counted the stabs, like 2 a second. I doubt they happened that quickly.

I guess I thought of that as I was watching it.

 

[Observer in AZ]

First time poster. I heard that Dr. Samuels had an ethic problems of his own and I was curious as to whether it should/could be brought up by the State. I looked up deposing an expert witness. Under 632 A Impeachment of Qualifications, I think at least two apply to him.
1. If true that he was overheard at court today saying that this case would help his book then self-promoted financial interest would apply.

2. Whether he has ever been sued or undergone disciplinary proceedings with respect to professional activities.

It looks like the State should have an obligation to bring his ethics out into the open. What do you think?

Welcome Face the Music!!

BBM.. During live testimony I caught Samuels saying something like "I go into more detail in my book Blah Blah" I even posted he did that & as an AZ taxpayer I demand the amount for national advertising plug spot should be deducted from his fee!!

I hope lurkers for State or THs see this & bring up on shows & to PT what a load of crap!!

Personally I think JA suffers from GDPBSD Gosh Darn Pretend Bull Chit Disorder well beyond her sociopathic borderline histrionic narcissistic personality disorder :floorlaugh:

 

[RadarLuv]

Has anyone noticed that her eyes used to be green, but now are deep, deep brown, almost black? (contacts?)

Did I miss the replay of the reenactment? carp!

 

[MeeBee]

Personally, if a trained professional cannot tell that he is sitting across the desk from a sociopath, then I am not going to trust him. It is obvious that the defense and this guy "coached" her into this scenario and testimony by asking her leading questions. "Did Travis ever hit you? Rape you? Did Travis have a problem with sex?" I can't believe the lengths this DT will go to to spare JA's life.

 

[mayqueen]

Did anyone see the video played on Fox showing JA doing a headstand in the interrogation room? I've never seen that before. I thought the chair stretch was weird.... That was even weirder!

I wonder how many people being interrogated for murder decide to do a headstand against the wall? :waitasec:

:floorlaugh:


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What?!? I've never seen that!

 

[twall]

Has anyone noticed that her eyes used to be green, but now are deep, deep brown, almost black?

Did I miss the replay of the reenactment? carp!

I thought her eyes were always brown...her dl says brn.

They played it at the beginning but they didn't play the entire thing...only 41 seconds of it...didn't show any stabbing.

 

[twall]

Did anyone see the video played on Fox showing JA doing a headstand in the interrogation room? I've never seen that before. I thought the chair stretch was weird.... That was even weirder!

I wonder how many people being interrogated for murder decide to do a headstand against the wall? :waitasec:

:floorlaugh:


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Yea, I saw it while watching the interrogation video. It looks like a yoga stretch to me.

 

[KBisMe]

What?!? I've never seen that!

So strange! I wish I would have tivo'd it so I could record it on my phone or something Lol. I'll see if I can find it. It said it was new video that had never been aired before.

 

[RadarLuv]

I thought her eyes were always brown...her dl says brn.

They played it at the beginning but they didn't play the entire thing...only 41 seconds of it...didn't show any stabbing.

old on, let me see if i can find a picture...

 

[twall]

So strange! I wish I would have tivo'd it so I could record it on my phone or something Lol. I'll see if I can find it. It said it was new video that had never been aired before.

Oh, so it's not this?

[video=youtube;2FH_6T3L4tU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FH_6T3L4tU[/video]

 

[KBisMe]

Oh, so it's not this?

Jodi Arias Trial- 1/15/13- Interrogation Tape- Jodi Does Yoga? Jane Valez Mitchell - YouTube

No, but it happened that same day she did the back stretch. It was so strange. The first day, before she's in the orange jumpsuit. She pushed her chair aside... got down on all fours and then did a headstand up against that wall on the left.

 

[RadarLuv]

I thought her eyes were always brown...her dl says brn.

They played it at the beginning but they didn't play the entire thing...only 41 seconds of it...didn't show any stabbing.

Ok, I may stand corrected. I could have sworn I saw an interview or a picture and her eyes were green. Googling it, I can not find it, so I may be wrong. I am gonna keep searching, though.

 

[MeeBee]

No, but it happened that same day she did the back stretch. It was so strange. The first day, before she's in the orange jumpsuit. She pushed her chair aside... got down on all fours and then did a headstand up against that wall on the left.

She is so strange. Do you think she was pulling her trusty seduction card? Or trying to look non chalant? So weird.

 

[RadarLuv]

No, but it happened that same day she did the back stretch. It was so strange. The first day, before she's in the orange jumpsuit. She pushed her chair aside... got down on all fours and then did a headstand up against that wall on the left.

I remember her backbending over the chair, on the wall, while Flores was out of the room.

 

[mayqueen]

No, but it happened that same day she did the back stretch. It was so strange. The first day, before she's in the orange jumpsuit. She pushed her chair aside... got down on all fours and then did a headstand up against that wall on the left.

Who does that in an interrogation room?? I thought the stretch was weird, but a headstand takes the cake! I hope someone puts it on YouTube, I'd like to see it.

 

[katiecoolady]

here we go

Ya know while we're on the subject of courtroom demonstrations , I'd like to ask Mr. Nurmi if we could also explore a demonstration on just how Ms. Arias was able to perform that Disneyesque Tinkerbell move as she ever so lightly flitted up those shelves seemingly bearing no weight on them with her foot or hand while grabbing a toyesque unloaded pistol that was in a holster/box/the thin air from whence it came all in the matter of a nanosecond with a man attempting to attack her and take her very own life right on her heels in the blink of an eye, that would be if she ever did blink, well not a blink of Jodi's eye as that would be the equivalent to the time frame it takes for you to get one "eeeeeannnnnd" out of your mouth while questioning her but I digress.

Now I think the most effective way to convince the jury with this demonstration and which would pack an even more powerful punch, than, say Gus Searcy demoing putting on ALL of his various pieces of jewelry in his tiny motor home bathroom while preparing for court (which you must admit would be a gravity defying feat all in itself and I do know this sentence is way past the "run on" definition and it's late and ask me if I care) , that you could bring in, say your mother/wife/mother in law's fine heirloom china or breakable trinkets or some kind of valuable small limoge porcelain Baloo the Bear figurine collection and place them all along those demo shelves she is so delicately able to place her feathery foot upon as she glides effortlessly toward a 10 foot ceiling that seems to be right at eye level for her (much like Alice in Wonderland in reverse, she enters a closet and it shrinks, she grows) and quickly grab a, say, gold lavalier off it and rush quickly to pin it on Gus Searcy which would probably equate the time it might take to release a safety and fire a gun, which obviously I wouldn't know as I don't know guns but dammit if I was in a fight for my life I'd sure be able to teach myself that accidental move in the blink of an eye.

Thank you...and you're welcome for the suggestion.

I think it would an epic ending to your case in chief.

Yours truly,

katiecoolady

Oh and PS. Your client is going to Death Row. So, anyway, there's that.

 

[katiecoolady]

She is so strange. Do you think she was pulling her trusty seduction card? Or trying to look non chalant? So weird.

I think she was trying to teach Vinnie Politan yoga.