Maureen Maher

Jodi's memory of how Travis allegedly attacked her was striking, and yet she was at a loss for words when asked to explain her actions.

To help the jury understand why Jodi had trouble remembering, the defense called Dr. Richard Samuels, a clinical psychologist who tested Jodi for PTSD.

To help the jury understand why Jodi had trouble remembering, the defense called Dr. Richard Samuels, a clinical psychologist who tested Jodi for PTSD.

To help the jury understand why Jodi had trouble remembering, the defense called Dr. Richard Samuels, a clinical psychologist who tested Jodi for PTSD.

Samuels concluded that Jodi suffered amnesia from the trauma of the attack.

Samuels concluded that Jodi suffered amnesia from the trauma of the attack.

Samuels concluded that Jodi suffered amnesia from the trauma of the attack.

But the prosecution insisted that Samuel's diagnosis was flawed, because when he examined Jody three years ago, she still maintained the intruder story.

But the prosecution insisted that Samuel's diagnosis was flawed, because when he examined Jody three years ago, she still maintained the intruder story.

But the prosecution insisted that Samuel's diagnosis was flawed, because when he examined Jody three years ago, she still maintained the intruder story.

Dr. Stuart Kleinman is a forensic psychiatrist and consultant for 48 hours.

Dr. Stuart Kleinman is a forensic psychiatrist and consultant for 48 hours.

Dr. Stuart Kleinman is a forensic psychiatrist and consultant for 48 hours.

Jodi Arias claims she not only has no memory of stabbing Travis more than two dozen times and slitting his throat, but she also has no memory of altering the scene. It wasn't until after driving hundreds of miles into the desert that her mental fog apparently lifted, and she suddenly realized she had done something horribly wrong.

Jodi Arias claims she not only has no memory of stabbing Travis more than two dozen times and slitting his throat, but she also has no memory of altering the scene. It wasn't until after driving hundreds of miles into the desert that her mental fog apparently lifted, and she suddenly realized she had done something horribly wrong.

Jodi Arias claims she not only has no memory of stabbing Travis more than two dozen times and slitting his throat, but she also has no memory of altering the scene. It wasn't until after driving hundreds of miles into the desert that her mental fog apparently lifted, and she suddenly realized she had done something horribly wrong.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Martinez hoped that by exposing Jody as a liar, he would discredit her with the jury. And once again presented clips from Jody's 48 Hours interviews. Travis's family deserves to know what happened.