"Jodi Arias was always the girl behind the closed door in the bedroom," Nurmi told jurors. He suggested his client would testify during the proceedings expected to last until December. "She will tell you how horrified she is that she killed the man she
Jodi Arias retrial has been stalled over the victim's alleged sex-related letters.
PHOENIX — Prosecutor Juan Martinez walked a new set of jurors through the graphic horrors of the Travis Alexander murder Tuesday in Maricopa County Superior Court as Jodi Arias went back on trial to determine whether she should be sentenced to death
"Jodi Arias was always the girl behind the closed door in the bedroom," Nurmi told jurors. He suggested his client would testify during the proceedings expected to last until December. "She will tell you how horrified she is that she killed the man she
Jodi Arias speaks to defense attorney Jennifer Willmott in the Maricopa County Superior Court room of Judge Sherry Stephens in Phoenix, Wednesday, October 22, 2014, as the penalty phase retrial continues. Arias was found guilty of first degree murder