Most striking tweets from Jodi Arias retrial, week 4

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.

After nearly a two-week break, court was back in session Nov. 12 but before that, Arias’ lawyers filed a motion to dismiss the charges against their client. The team cited prosecutorial misconduct over files deleted from the computer of murder victim Travis Alexander.

Later in the week, a defense witness took the stand to share analysis of emails between Alexander and friends.

Dr reads email from CH that says “abusive” came up re Travis #JodiArias

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) November 12, 2014

The Hughes have been speaking up on social media saying this expert didn't interview them 4 context #jodiarias

— Jen's Trial Diaries (@TrialDiariesJ) November 14, 2014

Fonseca explaiining the Jekyll/Hyde = Travis/T-Dog example again. #JodiArias pic.twitter.com/LDYFmqf3PP

— William Pitts (@william_pitts) November 13, 2014

With this testimony it is clear that both TA & #JodiArias suffered abuse during their lives

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) November 13, 2014

#JodiArias audio recording interruption from spectators came from Facebook not courtroom — whew!! #closecall Nurmi taking #noexcuses #abc15

— MaryEllen Resendez (@maryellenabc15) November 13, 2014

Hopefully people do not harass or threaten experts this go around, no need to give more fuel for appeal issues #JodiArias

— Monica Lindstrom (@monicalindstrom) November 12, 2014

Very different defense strategy. In first trial, it was all about physical abuse. Now, it's about emotional abuse.#jodiarias @jbarrycbs5

— CBS 5 News (@CBS5AZ) November 12, 2014

#JodiArias “secret” testimony ended before she even told jury about meeting Travis. No more testimony + no cross= advantage for defense?

— Troy Hayden (@troyhaydenfox10) November 12, 2014

Related

Former ASU hockey coach Greg Powers getting more than $1.3M in separation agreementAt least $963K in trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck in CaliforniaAhead of massive IPOs, AI companies are sketching plans to share their wealthDemocrat says ‘Arizona got screwed’ in Colorado River water agreementUS certifying Boeing’s largest 737 Max after years of delays, AP source saysSenate Democrats launch first ad in Mississippi as their midterm optimism spreads to the South