Jodi Arias
An Arizona judge on Monday sentenced Jodi Arias to life in prison for the 2008 murder of ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander.
Maripaco County Sheriff Jo Apriao banned 10 more regular visitors of Jodi Arias including two young Ohio Girls who are found to be supporters of the high profile inmate.
In an exclusive new story, Arizona's 3TV recently took viewers inside the forensic lab that analyzed all the evidence in the Travis Alexander murder case. The evidence, which was examined by Mesa Forensic Services, ultimately led to Jodi Arias' conviction.
Jodi Arias is currently offering a $1500 original drawing entitled "Angel" that features an attractive woman that bares an eerie resemblance to the convicted murderer.
Convicted murderer Jodi Arias has moved to fire her lead defense attorney. Arias said Tuesday in a 12-page handwritten document that her attorney Kirk Nurmi hasn't seen her since May 23.
After declaring on Twitter that she was filing for bankruptcy earlier this month, convicted killer Jodi Arias may be using her new painting to try to work her way out of debt.
It's safe to say that the case surrounding Jodi Arias' first-degree murder of her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in 2008 has captivated the nation.
Jodi Arias' defense attorneys filed another motion Tuesday, this time requesting that her retrial be relocated out of Maricopa County, Arizona, where they say "widespread, unfair, and prejudicial coverage" is tainting the jury pool.
On Monday, an Arizona judge presiding over the murder trial of Jodi Arias postponed ruling on various motions in the high-profile case.
Jodi Arias' defense attorneys are trying to prevent Twitter users from sitting on the jury of Arias' upcoming retrial.
Jodi Arias can still be sentenced to capital punishment now that a judge denied a defense motion to take the death penalty off the table.
Mary Allen-Coogan, the controversial and outspoken juror from the original hung jury that found Jodi Arias guilty of first-degree murder, said that she "cried" after getting called back again for jury duty.
Jodi Arias is sitting in a Maricopa County Jail in Arizona awaiting the sentencing phase of her murder trial, in which she was found guilty of killing her boyfriend Travis Alexander in an "especially cruel" manner.
Authorities are still looking for the pipe bombs a man claimed to have dumped in a rural Pennsylvania waterway before he set out to kill two popular TV hosts over their Jodi Arias trial coverage.
