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Originally Posted by Barefoot
Not that it should matter, but I think Casey Anthony and Jodi Arias, being attractive young women, were both "easy on the eyes". And I think their appearance affected the Jury perception of whether they would be capable of a violent crime. I don't think Zimmerman makes a good impression as he sits there with his impassive expression. Not that he can change the way he looks, just an observation.
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All through the trial I did believe that Jodi was a victim of domestic emotional violence; that she played along with it to snag him into marrying her.
However, after seeing the LIFETIME MOVIE and the way that her crime against Travis was committed........if that was truly based on forensics and what the police really think happened in that bathroom.........then she is very guilty.
To have committed that much carnage in a few short minutes.....is hard to take in.
She could have chosen to NOT return to the scene of domestic abuse. She could have cut all the ties that bind. It was her choice to return. There was no good reason to return to Travis........
He was not a saint himself, even though he supposedly was a Bishop.
It often seems that the very rigid and strict rules of religion in general creates these warped perspectives on love and such. All religions with man made rules.
I don't believe it was premeditated though.
Something must have "snapped" in her mind when she fully realized he was going on vacation with the gal he was considering as a good pure Mormon wife.
She has ruined so many lives........including her own. Another sad story.