By Wilbur Witt
Jody Arias is obviously a liar. She's also a psychopathic killer. What's being portrayed on the stand now is what is referred to as psychobabble. A clinical psychologist can portray a client in any light they wish in an effort to explain away insane or inappropriate actions, but the song remains the same. Normal people do not do what Jody Arias did just because they have a rejected love affair. They will key your car, date your best friend and tell you about it, or deplete your bank account, but they do not stab you twenty-seven times, and shoot you in the head!
Miss Arias is caught, and tangled by her own lies and actions. The prosecutor is not a bad guy simply because he is aggressive. He's dealing with a monster in school girl glasses. I think the jury sees through all the window dressing based on the questions they ask. Jody is trying to sway just one juror in order to keep herself off that gurney. That's all it boils down to.
We may never know exactly what happened in that house in 2008, but you can be sure is is not what Jody Arias is trying to feed that jury.
