Jodi Arias Trial Update Reveals Sexual Text Messages Found by Jury, Alleged Murderer Suffers Mental Disorder According to Expert

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In 2008, Travis Alexander was allegedly murdered by his former girlfriend, Jodi Arias. It was so brutal as he was stabbed more than twenty times in different parts of his body, including his heart. His face was also shot and the killer reportedly took photos of him after his death. The murder trial is ongoing and let us provide you with some of the updates.

During the last trial, the Jury was able to find text messages between Arias and Alexander. Source says that the messages have put Arias in a bad light. It is said to be very sexual and sensual. It defies the image that Arias' side tries to portray. The psychologist at the trial shared that according to Arias' former colleagues, the alleged murderer has a potential to act differently. In fact, someone saw her giving her number to another man after Alexander's memorial service, which tries to imply that she was already flirting.

Alexander's supporters are somehow relieved with the revelation because for quite some time, the murder victim had an image of a pedophile.

Another surprise from the case is that Arias might be suffering from a mental disorder. This was shared by the same psychologist in the trial. She mentioned that Arias can be a jealous stalker with borderline personality disorder, a report stated. Because of these findings and statement, Arias might not be sentenced to a death penalty.

According to one source, while some of the jury believes that Arias was abused by Alexander, it shouldn't end the way it did.

The case has been pending for a long time. It has been seven years since the incident happened and the development is apparently slow. A lot of people are waiting for the verdict but the most affected ones are the Alexanders. The death of their loved one was very morbid and no one deserved such. Everyone is hoping that Jodi Arias will be able to receive the final verdict soon.

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