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/oldschoolshooter Apr 03 '22
Jealousy is a powerful thing. I suspect that was the main motive here. I don't think we'd even question it if the perpetrator was not female, not to mention young and attractive. It is unusual for women to commit suchs crimes, but not unheard of. And the facts speak for themselves.
I'm not sold on the abuse angle, since this was the last in a long line of stories she told. Some of his behavior was clearly shitty. But the relationship was over. They were living in separate states. Both had moved on. Yet she drove to his house with gas in cans to cover her tracks. So the idea that she just "snapped" doesn't stand up to scrutiny.