story that took America by storm, 27-year-old Jodi Arias made headlines nationwide for the murder of her 30-year-old ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander. Deciding whether to give her life or the death penalty is heard decision to make but here are the facts:
• Child hood abuse
• Personality Disorder
• No Prior
• She stabbed him 27 times
• Shot him in the head & slit his throat
• Drove one thousand miles
• Left him for dead
• Changed her story At least three times
1. She didn’t do anything and she has nothing to do with Travis’s murder.
2. Two people broke into Travis’s house, killed him and let her go.
3. Travis was abusive and she was protection herself Taking all these facts into consideration, just from these facts alone I would definably give her the death penalty, as a juror I have had a chance to see all the evidences and the images …show more content…
As Christian I was taught to turn the other chick, be kind, forgive and most importantly “do not judge, or you too will be judged” Mathew 7:1
But as a taxpayer and the way the economy is heading I believe giving her and anyone like her (who are not only charged, but also admits to being quilt) the death penalty. This would be more beneficial to the economy (except Jodi and her family), we spend thousands and thousands of dollars to not only find but to also incarcerate those who are found guilty of committing a crime.
As a juror I want to make sure justice is severed and those who are quality serve their sentence. I believe Jodi is quality, she admitted to the crime, she drove one hundred miles (that to me shows that she had time in the car to think), the alexander family want her dead, and the prison systems budget would decrease with less
• Child hood abuse
• Personality Disorder
• No Prior
• She stabbed him 27 times
• Shot him in the head & slit his throat
• Drove one thousand miles
• Left him for dead
• Changed her story At least three times
1. She didn’t do anything and she has nothing to do with Travis’s murder.
2. Two people broke into Travis’s house, killed him and let her go.
3. Travis was abusive and she was protection herself Taking all these facts into consideration, just from these facts alone I would definably give her the death penalty, as a juror I have had a chance to see all the evidences and the images …show more content…
As Christian I was taught to turn the other chick, be kind, forgive and most importantly “do not judge, or you too will be judged” Mathew 7:1
But as a taxpayer and the way the economy is heading I believe giving her and anyone like her (who are not only charged, but also admits to being quilt) the death penalty. This would be more beneficial to the economy (except Jodi and her family), we spend thousands and thousands of dollars to not only find but to also incarcerate those who are found guilty of committing a crime.
As a juror I want to make sure justice is severed and those who are quality serve their sentence. I believe Jodi is quality, she admitted to the crime, she drove one hundred miles (that to me shows that she had time in the car to think), the alexander family want her dead, and the prison systems budget would decrease with less