Duluth, don't you remember our discussion awhile back on the plea deal Arias tried to negotiate?
Here's my post:
Observer
#89
02-02-2015, 12:09 AM
On the Trial Addicts Facebook page Justice told us about, I also found the plea bargain motion which makes it clear from the beginning that Arias was planning on putting the victim on trial and exposing him as a sexual deviant and a tawdry playboy thinking his Mormon family would take the plea to save their brother’s reputation.
Wrong. The Alexander family and Martinez refused to give in to her blackmail and forced her to take it to trial.
According to the motion, on Oct. 26, 2010, Jodi Arias stated she would plead to second degree murder if the state agreed to the sentencing guidelines for someone who does not have a criminal record. Nurmi wrote the motion but it smacked of Arias arrogant know it all attitude.
The motion didn’t list the sentencing guideline but I believe it is eight years for someone with no criminal record. By then she had already been in prison for two years. So she was basically wanting to spend six more years in prison and then get out of prison and obsess and stalk and kill another guy who wouldn’t marry her.
I find it interesting that in the motion, Jodi Arias says it would require “the feat of mental gymnastics” to believe that Arias would be found guilty of felony or first degree premeditation because of the demeaning, degrading and abusive behavior of Travis Alexander.
The motion lists all the evidence Arias has against Alexander: the text messages, the sex tape, the emails and says a plea would save the Mormon community and family embarrassment of a trial.
Because of the “chaotic relationship," the motion states the most she would get is manslaughter.
It also says Jodi Arias does not believe she will get the death penalty so she is not going to plead guilty to first degree murder.
I wonder why she didn’t just agree to plead to manslaughter because that’s what she thought she would be convicted of if she didn’t walk on self defense.
She was wrong because the jury found her guilty of first degree murder (8-4 felony and 12-0 premeditation.)
I hope she is wrong and she gets the death penalty also.
https://grahamwinch.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/jodiariasngfile.pdf
Here's my post:
Observer
#89
02-02-2015, 12:09 AM
On the Trial Addicts Facebook page Justice told us about, I also found the plea bargain motion which makes it clear from the beginning that Arias was planning on putting the victim on trial and exposing him as a sexual deviant and a tawdry playboy thinking his Mormon family would take the plea to save their brother’s reputation.
Wrong. The Alexander family and Martinez refused to give in to her blackmail and forced her to take it to trial.
According to the motion, on Oct. 26, 2010, Jodi Arias stated she would plead to second degree murder if the state agreed to the sentencing guidelines for someone who does not have a criminal record. Nurmi wrote the motion but it smacked of Arias arrogant know it all attitude.
The motion didn’t list the sentencing guideline but I believe it is eight years for someone with no criminal record. By then she had already been in prison for two years. So she was basically wanting to spend six more years in prison and then get out of prison and obsess and stalk and kill another guy who wouldn’t marry her.
I find it interesting that in the motion, Jodi Arias says it would require “the feat of mental gymnastics” to believe that Arias would be found guilty of felony or first degree premeditation because of the demeaning, degrading and abusive behavior of Travis Alexander.
The motion lists all the evidence Arias has against Alexander: the text messages, the sex tape, the emails and says a plea would save the Mormon community and family embarrassment of a trial.
Because of the “chaotic relationship," the motion states the most she would get is manslaughter.
It also says Jodi Arias does not believe she will get the death penalty so she is not going to plead guilty to first degree murder.
I wonder why she didn’t just agree to plead to manslaughter because that’s what she thought she would be convicted of if she didn’t walk on self defense.
She was wrong because the jury found her guilty of first degree murder (8-4 felony and 12-0 premeditation.)
I hope she is wrong and she gets the death penalty also.
https://grahamwinch.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/jodiariasngfile.pdf