05-21-2013, 02:22 PM
Well, that was shorter than I expected, but the content of Arias's statement was no surprise.
-She will help others.
-She IS SO an abuse victim!
-Travis's grandmother was gravely ill at Thanksgiving 2007 (cheap shot, imo, to contradict the Alexander family's statement that the loss of Travis was the primary contributor to her death). The same applies to her comment that Travis told her that grandma was seen as the "glue of the family", rather than Travis, as his family claimed last week - another shrouded jab.
-The artwork exhibit - no words.
-The verdict 2 weeks ago was a surprise to her (I believe that) and robbed her family of welcoming her home with open arms some day.
-Don't put me on death row and put me to unnatural premature death - for the sake of my family.
-I don't wanna die; I've changed my mind! I lacked perspective.
ETA:
She did also say:
-The Alexander family's pain is greater than the Arias's.
-She's where she's at today because of her own bad decisions.
Pretty weak and ineffective, in my opinion.
-She will help others.
-She IS SO an abuse victim!
-Travis's grandmother was gravely ill at Thanksgiving 2007 (cheap shot, imo, to contradict the Alexander family's statement that the loss of Travis was the primary contributor to her death). The same applies to her comment that Travis told her that grandma was seen as the "glue of the family", rather than Travis, as his family claimed last week - another shrouded jab.
-The artwork exhibit - no words.
-The verdict 2 weeks ago was a surprise to her (I believe that) and robbed her family of welcoming her home with open arms some day.
-Don't put me on death row and put me to unnatural premature death - for the sake of my family.
-I don't wanna die; I've changed my mind! I lacked perspective.
ETA:
She did also say:
-The Alexander family's pain is greater than the Arias's.
-She's where she's at today because of her own bad decisions.
Pretty weak and ineffective, in my opinion.