At the end of 2007, Travis was spending time with Lisa Andrews. On two occasions, late in the evening, they received a knock at the door. No one was at the door. Continue reading
At the end of 2007, Travis was spending time with Lisa Andrews. On two occasions, late in the evening, they received a knock at the door. No one was at the door. Continue reading
The final witness in the rebuttal case for the prosecution was the medical examiner, Dr. Horn. Presented are the jury questions and Dr. Horn’s answers. Continue reading
If you are a regular reader of this site, you know that in an earlier rather lengthy article we analyzed the popular public diagnoses of Jodi Arias. I posted this article well before Dr. DeMarte stated her diagnosis during testimony.
I have had many of my regular readers ask me how I felt about Dr. DeMarte’s diagnosis of borderline personality disorder (BPD), in light of the fact that my earlier article had chosen antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) over BPD. Continue reading
Jurors in the Jodi Arias case asked 19 questions of the prosecution expert witness clinical psychologist Dr. Janeen DeMarte. The following questions from the jurors and Dr. DeMarte’s answers are presented. Continue reading
She is everything that Ms. LaViolette and Dr. Samuels, should have been. She is a true professional clinical psychologist. Her professionalism fills the courtroom. She is bright and articulate. Her integrity is beyond reproach. Continue reading
Without the jury present, the defense brought in an expert witness who had blown up and enhanced a reflection in the center of Travis’s eye. The expert testified that he had performed a number of procedures to enhance this reflection. His conclusion? He said that he could clearly see Jodi Arias holding the camera and holding no weapon. Continue reading
Below are a series of photos from court. Pictures of Travis’s eye are included. Prosecutor Juan Martinez: “Basically, what the defendant is asking the court to do is take a look at what is clearly a dog and say that it is a person.” Leave a comment about what you see in the pictures. Continue reading
On the seventh day of Ms. LaViolette’s testimony, a senior producer for Jane Velez- Mitchell’s HLN news program noticed something interesting occurring in
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The jurors in the Jodi Arias case are amazingly sharp. They were harder on Ms. LaViolette than they were on Dr. Samuels which suggests they do not see her as credible. Their questions were scathing and sarcastic. They seemed to be taunting Ms. LaViolette. They also don’t seem to be buying Jodi’s version of events. I have a compiled a list of some of the most condemning jury questions posed to Ms. LaViolette.
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