trial day 33: the defense continues its case in chief #95

[fran]

how much longer?

4 minutes ago

LOL

 

[bznbear]

Is this on TV right now?

No, I recorded it yesterday. Sorry! But they may replay it. If you have DTV you can search for upcoming events.

 

[amberjul]

It was a pencil. She was probably just putting it in the notebook to take notes. I hate Jodi but I don't think there is anything sneaky about her getting a pencil and putting it in the notebook she uses to write her notes in.

I agree. This is like "visual telephone" tho and we probably won't be unanimous.

Moving on to waiting! Good Day!

 

[especiallyheather]

Sorry if this has been posted already. Jodi sneaks a folder and sits on it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbHnjrh-ASA&feature=youtu.be

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Not defending her, but she does not sit on it. If you watch closely in front of the computer screen, she slides it in front of her. The black binding stops in front of the computer screen. :seeya:

 

[AZWatcher]

Sorry, I don't recall the name of the poster asking for the New Times Article but here ya go...

http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2013-03-14/news/psycho-killer-jodi-arias-s-kinky-death-penalty-trial/

 

[JusticeJunkie]

The tapes of this trial need to be put in the world Records for the best prosecution ever.
GO JUAN

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

But if you look, the open part of the notebook looks like it has something in it that she possibly dropped in her lap while sliding it over. JMHO, but it seems very sneaky and strange

It looks like Jodi rocked over on one cheek and placed something there.

 

[MeeBee]

Re: Jodi's folder(s). The defendant knows that someone will look at those files when she has to turn them over to her attorneys or bailiffs. Maybe she's passing notes to someone via the folders. JA used a jail guard to get the magazine to MM, didn't she? I think it's something of this nature. :moo:

The magazine never got to MM though. The guards intercepted it and, I guess, turned it over.

 

[Davia18]

Any minute now. . . ya know unless there is a delay. . .and we know there is NEVER a delay. . . .

This court has made me ashamed to be from AZ.

 

[spcagrl]

She might not smuggle something out, but she could be writing things on whatever paper for the doc... I don't know... something fishy is going on... i have a feeling Arias is always up to something. imo

Yes, no matter what she is a sneaky nogoodnik! She is up to something.....always!

 

[Pink Panther]

The notebook never left the table. If you look right above the white cups before she slides the book over you can see the spine come into view.

There was another writing pad under the yellow notebook.

Also - Yes, the yellow notebook does "come back" but a little while later...

moo

 

[SuperTmo]

He said he has 10 copies or so of the test and that after a person takes it he returns the test copy to the stack so it can be reused at a later date. What I didn't understand though, is if it wasn't computer graded, she wouldn't have filled out a scantron but would have circled answers on the test. So how could he return it to the "reuse" pile after recording her answers?

Does he ACTUALLY go through the process properly and have it computer graded? Or does he tally up the answers and give it a score himself? LOL.

I think to avoid her writing on the test, he administers the test verbally and makes his checkmarks on the scratch paper. Or has her write her answers on paper with the instruction to not mark the test?

 

[newsjunkie]

I'm ready! Are you ready?

Let's go. . . . .

 

[Quester]

Live!

Clock used by AZ courts:

 

[Sunny_In_AZ]

It looks like Jodi rocked over on one cheek and placed something there.

It looked like she put a pencil in her notebook, moved it over in front over her to take notes, and then sat on her hand. I don't think anything was really going on.

 

[Sweetiemom]

Here we go!

 

[rose222]

Here we go!!!

 

[CarolinaMoon]

Nap time over. Listening to Juan eviscerate the psych. testing is exhausting. I can't believe how much this guy had done wrong.

He gets upset that Juan is using his notes to point out where JA lied to him. As an impartial expert witness, why should it bother him that he wrote down her lies?

Methinks he's anything but an unbiased assessor of her mental condition.

His acting like this is totally unprofessional. He needs to own up to the facts and not whiffle and waffle. Just say, "Yes, that is what she told me and yes, these are her test results."

 

[ILikeToBendPages]

we're backk

 

[JusticeJunkie]

We're back. Will we start with a sidebar?