Mar 20, 2013, 4:08 PM | Updated: 4:09 pm
The Jodi Arias trial ended early Wednesday after someone became ill in the courtroom.
#JodiArias trial to resume tomorrow at 10:30am local. Questions delayed after spectator got sick in the gallery. Now court recessed ’til Thu
— Chris Williams (@chriswnews) March 20, 2013
The person who was ill was not identified. It is unknown why they got sick.
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