America remembers her as butter, a murder that won’t melt, and she tries to attract court with her derogatory behavior.
But nearly a decade after being jailed, boyfriend killer Jodi Arias has a dramatic new look – and calls.
We were told that Arias “ruled the habitat” at the Perryville Correctional Home, Arizona.
She has more money than other prisoners, unrestricted access to social media and profitable aspects to enter her concession store.
She sells art online, acts as a backward loan shark, and even runs a temporary tattoo business.
“She will do whatever she wants. No one even asks her.
“She has more money than anyone else, the guards are like her, and she is at a different level than everyone else,” Berna Martez told the Daily Mail during the 45-year-old murder in Perryville Correctional Institution.
Gone are the innocent reading glasses she wears in court.
Now, she wears her brunette in her ponytail.
Jodi Arias tries to cheat the United States when denying her boyfriend’s brutal murder in 2013 (see in court)
Travis Alexander
Arias murdered her on-Off boyfriend, Travis Alexander, in 2008 after learning that he planned to take another woman on vacation.
Killing is ruthless. Alexander was found stabbed 27 times in his body. He was shot to death, too.
The couple met at a work conference in Las Vegas in September 2006. Because they live in different states, their relationship has deviated from it for over a year.
But, although Alexander believes that the relationship is casual, Arias takes it more seriously.
Prosecutors claim Arias was a jealous and manipulative girlfriend who often got angry at Alexander when she found out she was dating other women.
Authorities claim Alexander is planning a trip to Mexico with another woman, leading to her conspiracy to murder him.
Alexander died in his shower on June 4, 2008, after 27 stab wounds, a cracked throat and a gunshot wound to the head.
The digital camera found in Alexander’s washing machine also includes images of many Arias and sexual pose victims, and another moment after Alexander’s murder.
The image shows him “blooding heavily” on the bathroom floor, where the bloody handprints are found to contain Arias’ DNA.
Now, the Daily Mail can reveal that Jody is “ruling the place where she lives.” Gone are her image as a good girl. Now she tattoos the inmate and flirts with the prison guards. Jodi sees in recent jail photos obtained by Daily Mail
Jodi owns the place, former cell companion said. “Everyone knows she is someone with a lot of money.
Arias Hawks’ artwork on her website, some of which are sold for as much as $2,500.
Arias shows her artwork in prison in January
Arias initially denied the murder but later admitted to doing so because she claimed it was self-defense after he attacked her. She was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment, with no possibility of parole.
Now, with all her appeals exhausted, she makes the most of her time in prison.
In addition to her expensive artwork, Arias also sells a range of postcards and prints for $28 to $35, which she brags to other prisoners, which sell very quickly.
“Everyone knows she’s a lot of money,” said Mattes, who was released last year. So she always has her own needs in the convenience store.
More importantly, Arias has become a loan shark behind the prison, buying concession store items for inmates with scarce cash, and then charging them interest as their money comes in.
“She is the best in pecking order,” Mattes said. “Money and fame are for one person.”
Arias is located in the mid-size safety Perryville Correctional Institution
Alexander was stabbed 27 times and shot in the head
Arias also used temporary needles, pencil leads and mascara to tattoo the body of fellow prisoners. Some prisoner movements have multiple tattoos created by the infamous killer.
She even had her own name tattooed on her ankle in 2018.
“This is the biggest mistake I’ve ever made,” Tracy Brown said in an investigation into the mystery of the murder of the United States.
“There are several officers – she would flirt with her or play with her hair – they would find tattoo equipment, they would be alone.”
But a Perryville man guard told the Daily Mail that despite her popularity in mid-sized safety facilities, Arias did not violate the law.
He said: “I don’t want it to sound like it’s carrying contraband, or doing something like that, but she knows how this place works and she knows the advantages of how to browse this here. She’s smart.
“We don’t let her get rid of murder,” the guard continued. ” Instead, she got a lot of scrutiny.”
