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The oddest moments of the Jodi Arias trial

Apr 14, 2015, 12:29 PM | Updated: 12:29 pm

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PHOENIX — Since 2008, the Jodi Arias trial has captured the attention of the nation, not only because of its salacious nature, but the downright strange elements that have happened in the courtroom.

We’re not talking about spooky occurrences but downright weird situations — arguing over Snow White, comparing bears and tigers and listening to explicitly sexual conversations with the victim, Travis Alexander.

As the retrial is expected to wrap up in the next week, there was no telling what would happen. The jury was asked to decide whether Arias should get life in prison or sentenced to death and it is anyone’s guess to what the decision will be.

Here are the oddest things that have happened in the Arias trial and retrial:

Losing her head(stand)

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The oddest moments of the Jodi Arias trial