Jodi Arias

I know that I won't be the first person to be wrongly convicted and possibly wrongly sentenced for either life in prison or the death penalty. And personally, if I had my choice, I would take the death penalty because I don't want to spend the rest of my life in prison.

I know that I won't be the first person to be wrongly convicted and possibly wrongly sentenced for either life in prison or the death penalty. And personally, if I had my choice, I would take the death penalty because I don't want to spend the rest of my life in prison.

I know that I won't be the first person to be wrongly convicted and possibly wrongly sentenced for either life in prison or the death penalty. And personally, if I had my choice, I would take the death penalty because I don't want to spend the rest of my life in prison.

Today, I am interviewing with you. I've been charged with first-degree murder of my friend, Travis Alexander, and I'm just here to have a conversation with you about it.

Today, I am interviewing with you. I've been charged with first-degree murder of my friend, Travis Alexander, and I'm just here to have a conversation with you about it.

Today, I am interviewing with you. I've been charged with first-degree murder of my friend, Travis Alexander, and I'm just here to have a conversation with you about it.

There was an attraction, and, you know, it found an outlet on occasion.

There was an attraction, and, you know, it found an outlet on occasion.

There was an attraction, and, you know, it found an outlet on occasion.

There were two individuals walking toward us, and I just heard a loud bang, and Travis was screaming.

There were two individuals walking toward us, and I just heard a loud bang, and Travis was screaming.

There were two individuals walking toward us, and I just heard a loud bang, and Travis was screaming.

He was holding the gun at my forehead, and he pulled the trigger, and nothing happened with the gun. And so I just grabbed my purse, and I ran down the stairs and out of there, and I left him there. It was an incredible story. So at that point, I remember pulling over again at the Hoover Dam, and I thought, I'm going to call Travis. And I tried calling him, and it just went to voicemail.

He was holding the gun at my forehead, and he pulled the trigger, and nothing happened with the gun. And so I just grabbed my purse, and I ran down the stairs and out of there, and I left him there. It was an incredible story. So at that point, I remember pulling over again at the Hoover Dam, and I thought, I'm going to call Travis. And I tried calling him, and it just went to voicemail.

He was holding the gun at my forehead, and he pulled the trigger, and nothing happened with the gun. And so I just grabbed my purse, and I ran down the stairs and out of there, and I left him there. It was an incredible story. So at that point, I remember pulling over again at the Hoover Dam, and I thought, I'm going to call Travis. And I tried calling him, and it just went to voicemail.

And I called him again, and it went to voicemail.

And I called him again, and it went to voicemail.

And I called him again, and it went to voicemail.

I grabbed the gun. He was chasing me. I turned around, and I didn't even know that I shot him.

I grabbed the gun. He was chasing me. I turned around, and I didn't even know that I shot him.