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Jodi Arias verdict is in, to be read in hour

Posted: May 8, 2013

Just thought others would like to know.;

I am probably the only one who has no idea - what the trial is about.

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I just change channels whenever something about it comes on. Glad it is coming to an end, tho!

I do not watch either but know others here do - P

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I knew I just did not want to get caught up in another lengthy trial.

GUILTY as it should be!! - nm

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YES!!!! - Seeing her chin quivering

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just served to make me smile inside. "no jury will convict me..." eat your words Jodi Arias. RIP Travis Alexander!!! death penalty or not as a penalty, justice has been served! Good job Juan Martinez!

Did anyone see the exclusive FOX interview with Jodi - Minutes after the verdict?

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If anyone would like to watch it, it's apparently 45 minutes in length and FOX news is (of course) splitting it up into sections throughout the rest of today and tomorrow. Court also continues tomorrow with (I believe) the aggravation phase.

Anyway, here's the link to the FOX interview. VERY interesting stuff.

I'm kind of disappointed they gave her a platform. I didn't - watch the whole thing sm

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but what I saw, her demeanor is more like she's auditioning for a reality show. That's what she wants. I wish they hadn't fed into her dream.

I'm against the death penalty, so I'm glad to hear that she would prefer that to life. I hope the give her life, no mirror, and no attention.

I saw it.... - I did not like the comment

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she made to the Alexander family about now they can remember him any way THEY want to. Last dig into Travis, I would say. Many are saying that since she prefers the death penalty, give her life so she will suffer, but also stated they thought maybe it was "reverse psychology" on her part trying to guilt the panel into giving her what she actually wants. Who knows. Will be interesting to see where this leads.

I am with you and also thought reverse - psychology, absolutely because

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she lied so much, how could she possibly be believed now that death would be better for her? I thought exactly that when I heard her remark about the longevity in her family. Why they would allow her to further trash the guy is beyond me, saying remember him like they want. Enough.

I was watching a prison show based in - Russia 1 night and

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when found guilty and sentenced to death there are no years and years to sit and get more trials, nah, they shoot you in the head right then and there. To give someone life without the possibility of parole means you and I as the taxpayers have to pay for their upkeep for life. Does anyone realize right now what the cost of that is? Do others like doing this?

That might be so in Russia - but it surely isn't here

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When someone is put on death row here, there are years and years of appeals ahead, and in the meantime, they/we are kept waiting, as well. Even though she SAYS she wants the death penalty, I am sure that her attorneys will go through the appeal process for her whether she wants it or not. As long as they are "working on the case," they get paid, and that is all that matters. Arizona has three women on death row right now, and the one that has been appealing the longest has been 12 years! It's not instantaneous death, and yes, the general public has to pay for that. To answer your other question about the cost, on one of the news programs after she was convicted, they stated that the cost of the death penalty alone was MUCH higher than actually having to house and feed an inmate for the rest of their lives. Have you heard anything about the cost of the trial alone, so far?? It was close to one million, the last I heard and that was before the verdict, even. Perhaps our government should look into the costs involved with the criminal sector, such as housing/feeding/providing niceties etc. Cable tv, exercise equipment, books and reading material, food... gee, some of the prisoners these days have it better than we do "out here." they get to eat and sleep for free while the rest of the country has to pay for it. The only thing bad about it is the gangs and pecking order, but you get the right people as your "friends" and that doesn't matter either. They all have it too nice. JMO

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