About the time Jodi Arias changed her story to self-defense, she came up with two letters purportedly from Travis where he revealed a sexual interest in little boys. After much litigation and examination, according to Karas, the letters were determined to be forgeries created by Arias herself while in jail. The court rightly ruled they could not be presented in court. Later, the State decided they wanted to use the letters in court to show the depths to which Jodi would go to get out of jail. But the court ruled against that as well.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Arias: The Forged Letters
A couple of times during the trial I heard reference to some mysterious forged letters but never learned any details until today. Beth Karas on HLN just related the story behind them.
About the time Jodi Arias changed her story to self-defense, she came up with two letters purportedly from Travis where he revealed a sexual interest in little boys. After much litigation and examination, according to Karas, the letters were determined to be forgeries created by Arias herself while in jail. The court rightly ruled they could not be presented in court. Later, the State decided they wanted to use the letters in court to show the depths to which Jodi would go to get out of jail. But the court ruled against that as well.
About the time Jodi Arias changed her story to self-defense, she came up with two letters purportedly from Travis where he revealed a sexual interest in little boys. After much litigation and examination, according to Karas, the letters were determined to be forgeries created by Arias herself while in jail. The court rightly ruled they could not be presented in court. Later, the State decided they wanted to use the letters in court to show the depths to which Jodi would go to get out of jail. But the court ruled against that as well.
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