me. it s hard to describe the fear. it was like mortal terror. reporter: arrow as is charged with premeditated first-degree murder but the jury could convict her of lesser charges. should they find her guilty of murder in the first-degree, jenna, arizona does have the death penalty so that would be in play. back to you. jenna: rick, thank you. jon: well nor more on this long and sensational trial let s bring in criminal defense attorney brian claypool. also former federal prosecutor fred tecci. i want to let you know what is going on in the courtroom right now. the judge has taken the attorneys into chambers along with jodi and apparently two people who appear to be members of the family of the victim, travis alexander. we don t know what they are talking about, but fred, what would occasion that kind of a meeting? you know what, jon i ve got to tell you that is is a tough one to figure out.
why not run out of the house to get away? after i shot him, after the gun went off, we fell over and he was trying to get on top of me. it s hard to describe the fear. it was like mortal terror. would you agree that you came away from the june 4 incident rather unscathed, while travis suffered a gunshot and multiple stab wounds? as far as making comparison of physical injuries, him versus mine, yes, i would have to say that s a relatively accurate assessment. i thought that the majority of these jury questions were just oozing with skepticism. i mean, listening to the way they re asking it. you can almost hear the attitude in the questions. would you decide to tell the truth if you never got arrested?
and it didn t. instead, he lunged at me right around the time that the gun went off. and i didn t mean for it to go off. why not run out of the house to get away? after i shot him, after the gun went off, we fell over and he was trying to get on top of me. it s hard to describe the fear. it was like mortal terror. would you agree that you came away from the june 4 incident rather unscathed, while travis suffered a gunshot and multiple stab wounds? as far as making comparison of physical injuries, him versus mine, yes, i would have to say that s a relatively accurate assessment. i thought that the majority of these jury questions were just oozing with skepticism. i mean, listening to the way they re asking it. you can almost hear the attitude in the questions.
up from the crotch position and body slammed me on the tile. jodi says she ran for the gun in travis closet as he pursued her. i just wanted him to stop so i pointed the gun at him hoping that would just make him halt and it didn t. instead, he lunged at me right around the time that the gun went off. and i didn t mean for it to go off. why not run out of the house to get away? after i shot him, after the gun went off, we fell over and he was trying to get on top of me. it s hard to describe the fear. it was like mortal terror. would you agree that you came away from the june 4 incident rather unscathed, while travis suffered a gunshot and multiple stab wounds? as far as making comparison of physical injuries, him versus mine, yes, i would have to say that s a relatively accurate assessment.
i just wanted him to stop. so i pointed the gun at him, hoping that that would just make him halt. and it didn t. instead he lunged at me, right around the time that the gun went off. and i didn t mean for it to go off. why not run out of the house to get away? after i shot him, after the gun went off, we fell over and he was trying to get on top of me. it s hard to describe the fear. it was like mortal terror. would you agree that you came away from the june 4 incident rather unscathed while travis suffered a gunshot and multiple stab wounds? as far as making comparison of physical injuries, him versus mind, yes, i would have to say that s a relatively accurate assessment.