Jodi Arias Convicted!

After Arias left the crime scene, she drove through the desert towards Utah. She had taken the gun, possibly the knife, had changed clothes, and dumped them en route. She claimed the gun was thrown somewhere in the desert, and the clothes, (and possibly) the knife, were thrown into a dumpster. Regarding the knife, she only had memories of dropping it on the bathroom tile floor, and putting it into the dishwasher, but she doesn't remember if that was on June 4, 2008 or another time. She approached a police checkpoint outside of the Hoover Dam, claimed she stopped before she got to it, and cleaned her hands of blood with the bottled water from her trunk. She also said she didn't have shoes on at that point either, but doesn't remember what happened to them. She also claimed that she had magically found her car charger for her cell phone outside of Arizona, and called Ryan to let him know that she had gotten lost, but she was on her way. She hadn't told Ryan that she was g...

Arias claimed to have pulled up in Travis's driveway around 4:00-5:00am on June 4, 2008. She claimed that she entered the home through the garage, and found him in his office watching YouTube videos. She stood in the doorway for a while watching him. His dog, Napoleon, finally heard her and barked. She claimed Travis hugged and kissed her hello. She said that Travis wanted sex from her at that point, but she said she was too tired from the long drive, so they went to sleep. They woke up around 1:00pm the same day. Around that time, and later, Arias and Travis had sexual encounters and took photos. Travis had recently purchased a brand new camera, and they used this new camera to take the photos. There were 2 of him, naked on the bed, and lots of her vagina, anus, and a shot of her entire naked body lying on the bed wearing pigtails in her BROWN hair. So we know that Arias rented the car in Redding as a blonde, but by the time she ended up at Travis's house, she had brown hair. ...

After Travis and Arias's late May 2008 text argument, Arias began intricate preparations to travel to Mesa, AZ to murder him. She began on May 28, 2008 by staging a burglary at her grandparents house. When the police arrived to the house, they discovered these "burglars" only wanted a .25 caliber handgun. They left all other rifles, shotguns, money, and electronics in the home. Arias claimed to return to the house around 1:00pm, and was asked to look around her room to see if anything was missing. She initially told them her laptop went missing, but later claimed that she was glad she had it with her because she normally keeps it in her clothes hamper. So even if she did have it in her hamper, the "burglars" didn't take it. She ultimately claimed the only thing missing from her room was a $10 and $20 bill, totaling $30. They apparently left the money that was in the closet with all the guns in it, and only took this .25 caliber handgun that Arias described a...

After Arias moved back to Yreka in April of 2008, she and Travis continued to have a kinky, sexual relationship. They would have phone sex, talk almost every night, and when they saw each other, they'd have oral, anal, and vaginal sex. She claimed that Travis was the one who continued to want all kinds of sex from her. This was difficult to believe as Arias seemed to always be the one initiating their encounters. Arias had a tendency to pathologically lie throughout the entire case, so because it was proven she had lied from the very beginning about numerous things, it was difficult to believe anything that she said, even under oath on the witness stand. Arias ended up recording a very long phone conversation on May 10, 2008, which she claimed that Travis wanted for his enjoyment. Yet there was no evidence to support that, just evidence that she was recording the conversation (possibly as blackmail), without his knowledge. In this phone call we heard Travis specifically stating th...

Jodi Arias was convicted of brutally murdering her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander on June 4, 2008 in his home in Mesa, Arizona. Mr. Alexander suffered a gunshot wound to the face, 27+ stab wounds, and near decapitation from ear to ear. Arias was sentenced to life in Perryville prison without the possibility of parole on April 13, 2015. Travis Victor Alexander was born on July 28, 1977 in Riverside, California. He was a dedicated Mormon, and even a temple-worthy Mormon at times, belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He worked as a salesman for a company called PrePaid Legal (PPL), currently Legal Shield, and was a motivational speaker. He had begun writing a book detailing his abusive childhood with his 7 additional siblings. His parents were drug addicts and possibly alcoholics, who severely neglected him and his siblings. They were all taken in by their paternal grandmother, Norma Jean Sarvey (1932-2012) and introduced to the church.  His book was to...