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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly  She'd better learn how to show some remorse if she does hope for 25 years to life but I honestly do think she might be fatalistic as many drama queens who murder are. I think she hopes she gets the death penalty and can be the center of all these groups working hard to protest against it, visit and talk to her about how to help her and get her appeals done, have many court appearances with reporters in tow, endless interviews and drama all around her being on death row for years and all these people fighting for her and Queen Bee right at the center of everything. She likely envisions protests and long lines of demonstrators outside the prison, TV covering it all, being interviewed endlessly for writers doing books on her, another movie or two being done, continuing her Twitter from prison, continuing her drawing and posing for pictures during reporters' visits for interviews and being the VIP on death row with lots of fans up and down the rows of cells and on the outside writing her constantly and waiting for her replies. And then, someday, she'll kiss it all goodbye, go out in a huge blaze of glory and the world press will cover it all 24/7 and be a martyr for all of her sycophants. I can see she might envision going out like that after blazing a trail across the justice system sky like no other inmate and the good taxpayers of State of Arizona spending millions on her appeals. I think that really appeals to her.
I didn't watch the interview but from Nancy's excerpts, she is one mixed up and out of touch murdering weirdo. |
Too bad you weren't a hired expert on the case, I would have loved to hear one of them say, "After analyzing all her tests and reading through all her diaries and emails, I have come to the conclusion that Jodi Arias is one mixed up and out of touch murdering weirdo!”
