One more question...did anyone here remember hearing that Jodi's brother managed to get a doctor's prescription for Medical marijuana, while she was on trial and that he has bragged about it on social media? I don't recall hearing about that, but it makes me wonder if his 'problems' started some years ago when he was hit in the head with a ball bat! (This is from that same book. I'm nearing the end of Vol. 1. I don't read and read constantly. Just some each day.)
Nurmi had just asked her, ”So, he ejaculated on your face (out on the front porch where she was living) and threw you some candy?” (What the hell am I listening to? In order for this kind of testimony to cause the kind of moral outrage this contemporary Abbott and Costello act are hoping to illicit, we would have to be hearing this from the mouth of a young girl who had been kidnapped and held prisoner by a sexual deviant. Because Jodi Arias was a willing participant in this alleged fantasy, it means nothing beyond the fact that Jodi Arias needed therapy and medication, not Toberone candy.)
As the pair wait for the impact to hit the jury, there’s a short pause. Nurmi picks it up with, “Is this hard for you to describe?” Nurmi, get a new eyeglass prescription. She stifles grins while she says, "Yeah, in front of my mom and dad, it is.” (Oh well, darling, get used to it, because your real porn performance is just around the corner.)
Nurmi is either losing his place consistently or he’s really over playing the whole “do you people on the jury realize how difficult it is for this young woman to talk about this in front of mommy and daddy?” approach, because the gaps are getting longer. We all know her parents are there. We saw them laughing ten minutes ago. I don’t know why Jodi didn’t mention the presence of her brother. He’s young, and he shouldn’t be listening to this. No wonder he needed a medical marijuana card (an achievement he bragged about on social media). He probably went to the doctor’s office and under ‘Chief Complaint” wrote, “I am the brother of Jodi Arias.” Prescription written – five refills.
Nurmi had just asked her, ”So, he ejaculated on your face (out on the front porch where she was living) and threw you some candy?” (What the hell am I listening to? In order for this kind of testimony to cause the kind of moral outrage this contemporary Abbott and Costello act are hoping to illicit, we would have to be hearing this from the mouth of a young girl who had been kidnapped and held prisoner by a sexual deviant. Because Jodi Arias was a willing participant in this alleged fantasy, it means nothing beyond the fact that Jodi Arias needed therapy and medication, not Toberone candy.)
As the pair wait for the impact to hit the jury, there’s a short pause. Nurmi picks it up with, “Is this hard for you to describe?” Nurmi, get a new eyeglass prescription. She stifles grins while she says, "Yeah, in front of my mom and dad, it is.” (Oh well, darling, get used to it, because your real porn performance is just around the corner.)
Nurmi is either losing his place consistently or he’s really over playing the whole “do you people on the jury realize how difficult it is for this young woman to talk about this in front of mommy and daddy?” approach, because the gaps are getting longer. We all know her parents are there. We saw them laughing ten minutes ago. I don’t know why Jodi didn’t mention the presence of her brother. He’s young, and he shouldn’t be listening to this. No wonder he needed a medical marijuana card (an achievement he bragged about on social media). He probably went to the doctor’s office and under ‘Chief Complaint” wrote, “I am the brother of Jodi Arias.” Prescription written – five refills.