Jodi Arias: Day 14 - "A Juror's Perspective" Paul Sanders is following the JA case.

http://www.courtchatter.com/2014/11/jodi-arias-day-14-jurors-perspective.html?m=1

"The 13th juror" on the Marissa DeVault case, Paul Sanders, wrote a book called "Brain Damage."

BRAIN DAMAGE: A Juror's Tale Paperback – September 11, 2014

by Paul Sanders (Author), Nick Erickson (Cover Design)

http://www.amazon.com/BRAIN-DAMAGE-Jurors-Paul-Sanders/dp/1502390159/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1417039530&sr=1-1&keywords=brain+damage+a+jurors+tale



It looks like I'll be adding to my book collection.  I followed the Marissa DeVault case too.  :)  

I'm sure that this will be a great read!  

Marissa DeVault's case on IDTV. Marisa DeVault and Jodi Arias met while Marissa was in jail with Jodi...and they became friends.

Marissa DeVault case on IDTV.



Rumor has it that Marissa DeVault and Jodi Arias became friends while Marissa DeVault was an inmate in jail before Marissa DeVault was moved to prison.  

Marissa DeVault is better known as "The Hammer Murderer" in "The Hammer Killing Case."  




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CngThrranC4

Court of Appeals ruling heavily implies that JA was the "secret" witness.

@ericksonvision: The Court of Appeals ruling also heavily implies that, yes, #JodiArias was the "secret" witness we weren't allowed to see.


Since JSS's order to close the courtroom doors during the "secret witness's testimony" to the public and to the media was overturned by The Three Panel Judges of AZ, IMO, all of the information about that should be made public asap.  No part of this trial should be kept from the public or from the media.  




http://ktar.com/22/1786591/Court-Media-public-allowed-to-hear-witness-in-Jodi-Arias-case

Psychologist testifies in court...and more.

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/mesa/2014/11/24/jodi-arias-sentencing-trial-martinez-child-porn/70065294/

Prosecution hammers Jodi Arias' expert in penalty trial

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/mesa/2014/11/24/jodi-arias-sentencing-trial-martinez-child-porn/70065294/

Jodi Arias Trial - Day 22 - Part 2

Hodi was caught in numerous lies during the first trial and still hasn't stopped telling lies.

Hodi admitted to her "thinking" that her Ex-boyfriend, TA, owed her an explanation after she came to his home uninvited, looking into his window (spying on him), and sees him with a woman in his home.  Hodi and TA were not boyfriend/girlfriend or dating each other "exclusively" at anytime after they broke up.  (That is known by messages between the two, and TA and Hodi, both, dating other people after their break up.)  

Nowhere in any of Hodi's journals, her own words, did she ever even "imply" that TA had ever physically hurt her in any way.  Hodi's journal was "private."  Her own mother talked about just how "private" of a person that Hodi is.  She didn't allow anyone to read it.  If physical abuse would have occurred at anytime Hodi wouldn't have left "abuse" out of her private writings where she wrote details of daily events in it.   There was no physical abuse that took place on TA's part.  

She lied about the date that her "finger" got broken.  It was broken on the day that she murdered TA.  Whether TA broke Hodi's finger or not while he was trying to defend himself against her, we don't know, because Hodi won't tell the truth about much of anything.  Hodi might've broken her finger while she was murdering TA or while she was "stuffing" his body into the small shower inside of his home.   We do know that TA didn't hit Hodi on the day that she murdered him because when she showed up at Ryan Burns home the ONLY marks on her were "cuts" on her hand where the knife kept slipping as she was murdering TA.  You'd think that if TA were physically abusive towards Hodi, that on the night that she murdered him, that TA would have bruised her while he tried to fight her off from murdering him.  The truth is that TA wasn't physically abusive towards Hodi and when it was his own life that was being threatened(eventually taken by her), TA didn't strike her even then.  Some men won't hit a woman even when it's their life at risk.  IMO, TA was that kind of man. 

Hodi admits in this video, a part of the trial, that when TA got upset and "left the situation" that she followed him.  Instead of her trying to defuse a situation, TA leaving a room to get away from her, Hodi followed TA.  Again, instead of TA hitting Hodi, she stated that he "banged his head on the wall."  AGAIN, Hodi proves that TA didn't lay his hands on her when angry at her.   


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHEeMX-Fv1Q

Jodi Ann Arias IS a PED by definition!

It was Jodi Arias, herself, using her own sick and twisted sexual fantasies about children, that wrote the PED letters that she tried to convince people that TA wrote.  He DIDN'T write them.  I want to make it clear that TA was NOT a PED.  Jodi Arias is a PED by definition because of the letters that SHE wrote that involved sexual relations between children and an adult.  (Only, she was the adult in the sexual fantasies that she wrote about concerning the PED letters.)


I hope that the convicted murderer and the "self-proclaimed" PED that she is, gets the DP.  

Written by Paul A. Sanders, Jr. - The 13th Juror MD @The13thJurorMD (Twitter)....

*Except Below Written by Paul A. Sanders, Jr. - The 13th Juror MD @The13thJurorMD (Twitter)....

Then Juan Martinez took us into the creepiness and foreshadowing of the terrible event. He took the Jury on a journey to Travis Alexander's backyard. It was clean and crisp. It brought the psychology of all of it home. It was not the knowledge that Dr. Fonseca may have carried with her 35 years of experience. It was the psychology of what was in Arias' head based, in part, on her prior boyfriend's treatment, in the earlier testimony.

Dr. Fonseca feebly attempted to qualify Arias' behavior. "Well, she saw two people making out but didn't know who they were. She went there to pick up something. She might have seen something." It's too late for Dr. Fonseca.

"Arias had to stand there and look in his back patio window," Juan states. "They were kissing and her brassiere was off. She was peeping right?"

"I don't know if you would call it that," she answers hesitantly.

"Didn't she know the key code to the garage?"

"Yes."

"Why didn't she use the garage, Ma'am? Why didn't she use the door?"

Dr. Fonseca is suddenly at a loss for words. The words of yesterday were stolen away from her. "I don't know how she could have gotten in. That's not..."

"She didn't ring the doorbell, did she?" Juan Martinez asks pointedly.

"No, I don't know."

"She was in the backyard, right?"

"She went around the side," Dr. Fonseca daftly evades.

Juan wouldn't let go. "She intentionally went in the backyard, didn't she?"

"Maybe."

"That's not suffering in silence. Is it, Ma'am?" he asked, slamming the door.

Dr. Fonseca admits, "It is some intrusiveness."

Juan finished the dismantling of Dr. Fonseca throughout the rest of the morning and into the latter part of the afternoon. "We are not talking about Travis Alexander," he said to her at one point. "We are talking about that person over there, Jodi Arias!" he says pointing to the defendant.

"We are finished with this witness," he says as he walks back to the Prosecution table.

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