Defense Attorney Linda Parisi

Just as much as Travis lost his life, there's going to be parts of that family that have died in the process.

You told us that your dad hit you with the belt.

You told us that your dad hit you with the belt.

You told us that your dad hit you with the belt.

After age seven.

After age seven.

After age seven.

Did he leave welts?

Did he leave welts?

Did he leave welts?

The jury's not gonna feel sorry for Jodi. They can only feel sorry for her family and hope that the sorrow they feel for her family is more merciful than what she felt for Travis.

The jury's not gonna feel sorry for Jodi. They can only feel sorry for her family and hope that the sorrow they feel for her family is more merciful than what she felt for Travis.

The jury's not gonna feel sorry for Jodi. They can only feel sorry for her family and hope that the sorrow they feel for her family is more merciful than what she felt for Travis.

Some defendants are manipulative, and they think they can manipulate the police, and they also then think they can manipulate the courtroom, and that's the problem. You can't manipulate everybody.

Some defendants are manipulative, and they think they can manipulate the police, and they also then think they can manipulate the courtroom, and that's the problem. You can't manipulate everybody.

Some defendants are manipulative, and they think they can manipulate the police, and they also then think they can manipulate the courtroom, and that's the problem. You can't manipulate everybody.

I thought that the jurors in this case asked better questions than the prosecutor of defense many times. Bodden says those jury questions were telling. They really got to the heart of the matter.

I thought that the jurors in this case asked better questions than the prosecutor of defense many times. Bodden says those jury questions were telling. They really got to the heart of the matter.

I thought that the jurors in this case asked better questions than the prosecutor of defense many times. Bodden says those jury questions were telling. They really got to the heart of the matter.

So what I'm saying to you, ladies and gentlemen, is ultimately, if Ms. Arias is guilty of any crime at all, it is the crime of manslaughter, and nothing more.