Is Travis Alexander Girlfriend In Jail?

Jodi Arias’ smirk is finally gone from her face in a new mugshot as she begins life in prison without the possibility of parole for killing her ex-boyfriend.

After receiving a life sentence for the murder of her ex-boyfriend, the 34-year-old murderer posed for a new mugshot this week.

After her arrest in 2008, Arias had her first mugshot taken, and she later claimed that she intentionally smiled because she knew it would be widely circulated.

Jodi Arias Mugshot: Is Travis Alexander Girlfriend In Jail?

 She has a new mugshot, and Jodi Arias has reported to prison to start serving her life sentence for murder.

Arias is depicted in the image with a stone face and wearing an orange prison uniform.

She was grinning in her original booking photo, which contrasts this starkly. Later, she claimed that she smiled because her victim would have done the same if he had been in her position.

Additionally, she reasoned that the mugshot would be widely available online, so why not?

Jodi Arias appears serious in a new mugshot taken this week as she begins her life in prison sentence for killing her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander.

Life in prison is no laughing matter. Arias purposefully smiled in her first 2008 mugshot because she knew it would be widely circulated.

On Monday, Arias was found guilty of murder and given a life sentence without the possibility of parole. She intends to challenge the judgment.

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A judge gave Arias a life sentence without the possibility of parole on Monday. In the photo above, Arias is seen in Maricopa County Superior Court on the day the verdict was delivered.

What Did Jodi Arias Do?

According to the prosecution, Travis Alexander was killed by Jodi Arias in a jealous rage because he wanted to end their relationship.

In 2008, Arias killed her ex-boyfriend after a tumultuous relationship. According to the prosecution, she killed him in a jealous rage because he wanted to end their relationship.

Before fleeing and driving to Utah to meet up with another potential love interest, she shot Alexander and stabbed him close to 30 times in his suburban Phoenix home. After being detained for several weeks, she initially denied any involvement.

After, she gave two television interviews in which she bizarrely described masked intruders breaking into the House and killing Alexander.

At the same time, she cowered in fear, and she received immediate attention from the international media.

After Alexander attacked her on the day he passed away, she later changed her story and claimed it was in self-defense.

Jodi Arias 2013 Trail: Did She Prefer Death Penalty?

As information about their kinky relationship and the violent crime scene emerged in court and was broadcast live, her 2013 trial turned into a media circus.

To catch a glimpse of what had turned into what many considered a real-life soap opera, spectators traveled to Phoenix and lined up in the middle of the night to get a seat in the courtroom.

After Arias gave a jailhouse interview minutes after being found guilty of murder and said to a local TV reporter that she preferred the death penalty to life in prison, interest in the case grew.

She admitted that since longevity runs in her family and she doesn’t want to live out the remainder of her natural life in one place, she would prefer to pass away sooner rather than later.

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Due to the original jury’s impasse over whether to execute the woman, a new penalty phase trial that started last year was necessary.

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