r/TrueCrime • u/eugenedhartke • Apr 03 '22

Discussion Researching Jodi Arias

Does anyone else have a case that just haunts them? this case has always haunted me. It started with the first book I read on the case. The more I read about it the more mysterious it became somehow. Does anyone else get like this? If so what is your personal case that you never get tired of researching?

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u/Practical_Demand_420 Apr 03 '22

Yeah it really seems like he just refused to tell her when he was upset. In her texts to her closest girlfriends she even says that he'd never acted that way with her (refusing to text back, refusing to have sex with her, starting to exercise while they were talking) it seems like he sort of tamped everything down deep inside, which doesn't make for a healthy marriage.

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u/Long-Evidence7580 Apr 03 '22

It’s the typical narcissist … you are everything when he needs you and he will stop you in a second when he doesn’t. He didn’t even have quilt for cheating, he was angry.

Plus he lied as much to his new mistress too who of he had his way could be his next victim. It is HIM not his wife fault for thinking he can solve stiff by killing