01-18-2013, 12:58 PM
Today, on the eighth day of Arias' trial in Maricopa County, the jury had several questions for the lead detective in the murder investigation.
The jury submitted multiple handwritten questions to Judge Sherry Stephens after the testimony of Detective Esteban Flores of the Mesa, Ariz., police department:
"When interviewing Mr. Alexander's roommates, did they ever show concern for his extended absence?"
"Did you ever check into their alibis?"
"Did Mr. Alexander have another boarder living in the house (and) were fingerprints of the boarder taken to see if they matched the scene?"
http://www.nyctn.com/a378139-jodi-arias-...estigation
WTH is the jury looking for alternate suspects when Arias confessed to killing Alexander and all of the evidence supports that confession? I hope the prosecution is prepared to tear apart the defense case and make a very strong closing statement. I thought the prosecution put on a strong case, but these questions make me nervous.
The jury submitted multiple handwritten questions to Judge Sherry Stephens after the testimony of Detective Esteban Flores of the Mesa, Ariz., police department:
"When interviewing Mr. Alexander's roommates, did they ever show concern for his extended absence?"
"Did you ever check into their alibis?"
"Did Mr. Alexander have another boarder living in the house (and) were fingerprints of the boarder taken to see if they matched the scene?"
http://www.nyctn.com/a378139-jodi-arias-...estigation
WTH is the jury looking for alternate suspects when Arias confessed to killing Alexander and all of the evidence supports that confession? I hope the prosecution is prepared to tear apart the defense case and make a very strong closing statement. I thought the prosecution put on a strong case, but these questions make me nervous.