gcharlie
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That CMJA letter was so manipulative. Even her handwriting is controlled, small, and looks like she's pressing hard on the paper, as if to grab the reader by the face and force them to believe her words, listen to her words- yet small to not throw so much unneeded attention to put off everyone. It and she attracts a certain kind of person, and that's why she needs to be isolated. She's dangerous to society and humanity over all.
Where can I find this letter to the 'VIP supporters'? No amount of googling is helping. TIA
Thanks for reposting, geevee. I've spent far too much time looking at the situation of JA and her fans, but from what I've seen, there aren't many. She thinks there are far more than actually exist, and she has wasted a lot of time nurturing a situation that is in fact fictional for the most part. She thinks she has a mini-empire, but she does not. Just think of it: She is (somewhat) locked down in the county jail and the only thing she has to dream about is walking out of there--hence the emphasis on appeals. It's pathetic. I don't even think Perryville is on her radar. Consider the constant importance of delays. I also think that this delusional relationship with her fans has caused real problems for her attorneys but that her attorneys are now bending to her delusions somewhat to get the trial over with while still earning their keep. So the delays earn more money for her attorneys and feed her delusion at the same time.
She really doesn't know what's going on. She directs this relative handful of fans to "justice4jodi.com on Facebook." If someone searches for "justice4jodi" on Facebook s/he will be directed to a Facebook page run by the very same people she is trying to steer her fans away from! :floorlaugh: So she really has no idea what is going on. Again, such pathos.
I agree that there should be a law against it, but rest assured that what she thinks she is doing is not working at all. She is cut off enough there (still in the county jail) so that communication is limited and confusing.
I find it hilarious that JA thinks that just because there is no money in her account, someone must have fraudulently used it, LOL!
Couldn't be because they think she's a cold blooded murderer!
Reposting from previous thread for janx
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Just read JA's letter to her 'VIP supporters', it seems like in a nutshell the only people she trusts are those who send her money, everyone else gets bashed. It's *all* about the money. My only question is, what will these supporters get in return - ever? She is very big on taking - their heartfelt support, money, kind words, donations, books, cash, whatever, but does she give anything in return except softsoap so they'll continue to keep her in candybars and funds labelled for appeal? Teeny tiny-script postcards full of the subcontext of 'Just send me dough? I'm embarrassed that fellow human beings support her in any fashion, how gullible can people be? I still find it hard to fathom that she can run this mini-empire from behind bars, there really should be a law against it.
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I have a feeling when she takes the stand it will be different then last time.
What are the chances she came out of the fog, and actually will tell her version of what happened in that bedroom/bathroom on June 4, 2008?
Got this from J4J site:
" Ruling on motion for jury to consider Jodis polygraph results 2012*(denied)"
This is under the sealed motions section.
It seems like its big deal over the comment Juan made to Jennifer Wilmott saying he would kill himself if he were married to her.
Clearly, he was kidding.
Got this from J4J site:
" Ruling on motion for jury to consider Jodis polygraph results 2012*(denied)"
This is under the sealed motions section.
Where can I find this letter to the 'VIP supporters'? No amount of googling is helping. TIA
Got this from J4J site:
" Ruling on motion for jury to consider Jodis polygraph results 2012*(denied)"
This is under the sealed motions section.
Rose222 said:Even if, hypothetically speaking, Arias had stabbed, shot and cut the throat of a real pedophile it would still be premeditated murder. She would have been able to use the pedophilia evidence in the penalty phase but stabbing someone 27 times, almost decapitating him and then shooting him = premeditated murder. First-degree doesn't magically change to second-degree or less simply because the deceased happened to be a pedophile. It is first-degree murder, period.
In this case, she murdered a decent man and there is ZERO evidence of pedophilia so there is no issue at all. As for wanting to tell the jury that Travis watched *advertiser censored*...I could laugh at the irrelevancy of that titbit. They can holler all day about *advertiser censored* but they will end up looking like fools.
It appears there is motion for it, and it was denied. You can Google it. Sorry I can't attach it on Tapatalk.Did she ever actually take a polygraph examination? I recall seing on the docket the entry to allow her to leave jail to have her eyes checked/get glasses and I recall reading minute entries (at least one) referring to the polygraph issue but I don't remember if she ever took one, do you know, Elle? (or anyone else).