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I didn't ever meet Dan or Wendi, but I did have some friends in common with Dan. One of those friends told me about "this awful girl named Wendi" that she met at a potluck dinner. When Dan and Wendi got to the party, Wendi carried her dish into the kitchen. My friends said it looked delicious...

There are no elections in Florida tomorrow - at least not in Leon County.

From what I understand, the state pays the attorneys representing a DP defendant if the county where they are being tried has no DP qualified Public Defenders. And Leon County's last DP qualified Public Defender retired right after The Gary Michael Hilton trial.

Smart. Judge Hankinson's courtroom is the coldest place in town.

Tallahassee and Gainesville are a lot alike.

Three universities and the state capitol.

Tallahassee isn't Like the rest of North Florida.

The last big murder trial we had in Tallahassee had the verdict come in around 8 pm.

The state of Florida and FSU are the two largest employers inTallahassee.

I live in Tallahassee and my husband's store and my daughter's school were both very, very close to Trescott Drive. There is a large liquor store at the major intersection in that area. A VERY large liquor store.

William Pitts @williampitts 2m ago MCAO not takig much about juror 17. Any investigation would go to outside agency. #JodiArias (This is from the MCAO presser going on right now.)

Fox News says they'll be showing some of the JA testimony at 1 pm ET

That's why the DT always had her sit in a kiddy chair.

It's possible that the reporter called her to comment and was told "call my attorney." Whether she has one or not. At this point I don't see how she could possibly sue anyone. And also, IMO, nobody - with the possible exception of Dr Phil - will care to interview her for money or give her a...

From Sheriff Joe's news release: Arias has historically spent around $100 a week on candy and other tasty food items to supplement the rather bl and diet served in his jails. Holy moley - that's a lot of candy!

In Florida the guilty (of first degree murder) must be unanimous, but not the death sentence after the guilty verdict.

It actually was 7 to 5 in the FL case that's being appealed. The killer's name is Timothy Lee Hurst. The case is here: http://www.murderpedia.org/male.H/h/hurst-timothy-lee.htm SCOTUS news...

Florida has it now as a simple majority, so as few as seven jurors can find for the DP. Unfortunately, the US Supreme Court is reviewing FL's law this year because of an appeal by a (sentenced to death but not by a unanimous vote) death row inmate. So who knows how it will end up.

Me too. I've been on 100 posts per page for years, now I'm getting about 25.

That makes me very happy - happy that the AZ penal system's got her number and are shutting her up.