Most telling tweets in Jodi Arias retrial, week 7

A judge’s decision to allow live-tweeting during the Jodi Arias sentencing retrial has provided instant fact sharing from inside the courtroom at the Maricopa County Superior Court.

Week Seven began Tuesday, Dec. 1. It was the only jury day of the week, but it included dismissal of another juror.

The rest of the days were filled with an evidentiary hearing about defense claims of prosecutorial misconduct.

Three witnesses for #JodiArias are apparently refusing to testify, now that court is open to public/media. Defense wants death off table.

— Troy Hayden (@troyhaydenfox10) December 1, 2014

#JodiArias trial is dark today for unknown reasons.

— Jeffrey Evan Gold (@jeffgoldesq) December 3, 2014

Martinez is done, sidebar. 30 minutes of refusing the answer can't have done the defense any favors. #JodiArias

— William Pitts (@william_pitts) December 2, 2014

Fonseca didn't do very well today. She came across very hostile & refused 2 answer states questions but talked & talked 4 defense #jodiarias

— Jen's Trial Diaries (@TrialDiariesJ) December 2, 2014

(cont) Excused Juror #3: Her boyfriend is a crim defense atty that she doesn’t discuss cases with. integrity is big issue to her
#JodiArias

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) December 2, 2014

Only a handful of juror questions for Dr. Fonseca-none assailing her credibility-all about relationship of TA&JA #3tvarias #jodiarias

— Mike Watkiss (@mikewatkiss3tv) December 2, 2014

Travis Alexander's two sisters just went back into chambers and current witness Fonseca just grabbed her briefcase and left. #JodiArias

— Troy Hayden (@troyhaydenfox10) December 2, 2014

I do think JSS could do more to encourage DrF to actually answer, though its not her job to try the case or protect the defendant

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) December 2, 2014

State v #Jodi Arias evidentiary hearing is underway.

— MC Superior Court (@courtpio) December 4, 2014

This hearing is not dealing with mitigation-it is about #JodiArias trying to get case/death dismissed because of “misconduct”

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) December 4, 2014

Martinnez better have sommething good to back this up…we're waiting. Neumeister's looking up his timeline of working on files. #JodiArias

— William Pitts (@william_pitts) December 4, 2014

Now on the stand- Mesa police Sgt. Estaban Flores. He was in charge of evidence in Arias case.#jodiarias @jbarrycbs5

— CBS 5 News (@CBS5AZ) December 4, 2014