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She Stabbed Him 27 Times, Shot Him, Then Claimed Self-Defense - True Crime Documentary

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She Stabbed Him 27 Times, Shot Him, Then Claimed Self-Defense - True Crime Documentary

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Evan Blake
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On June 4, 2008, Jodi Arias drove to the Mesa, Arizona home of her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander — and left him dead in his own shower with 27 stab wounds, a slit throat, and a gunshot to the head. She deleted the camera photos, ran the camera through a washing machine, and told police three different stories: she was never there, masked intruders did it, then self-defense. The recovered photographs told the truth. Convicted of first-degree murder on May 8, 2013 and sentenced to life without parole on April 13, 2015, she is still fighting for a new trial from Perryville prison in 2026. --- This is an original narrative based on extensive research using publicly available sources, including news reports, court records, official statements, and archival material. Some details may be incomplete or disputed, and unintentional errors may occur. This video is published for commentary, criticism, education, research, and analysis under Section 107 of the Copyright Act (Fair Use). For narration, this channel uses AI-generated voice technology as a production tool to present the original script clearly and consistently. The scripts and editorial structure are independently researched and written. This video does not seek to glorify violence or exploit tragedy. Its purpose is to document and examine a real criminal case, the investigation, the evidence, and the broader lessons. Viewer discretion is advised: this video discusses a real case involving violence and death. Topics covered: Jodi Arias case, Travis Alexander murder, Mesa Arizona 2008, true crime documentary, girlfriend kills boyfriend, deleted camera photos evidence, Maricopa County trial 2013, Juan Martinez prosecutor, self-defense claim rejected, life without parole, post-conviction relief 2026 Timestamps: 00:00 - Chapter 1: The Camera That Saw Everything 04:21 - Chapter 2: The Perfect Love Story 07:12 - Chapter 3: The Cracks 10:27 - Chapter 4: The Crime and the Three Lies 14:37 - Chapter 5: Justice and the Fight From Prison Stay to the end: the deleted photographs recovered from a washing machine — and why Jodi Arias is fighting for a new trial in 2026. #TrueCrime #TrueCrimeDocumentary #JodiArias SOURCES: Wikipedia: "Murder of Travis Alexander" / "Jodi Arias trial" (case facts, timeline, verdict, sentencing) azcentral.com, August 28, 2026: "Jodi Arias gets more time to seek new trial in murder case" The Associated Press: trial and sentencing coverage (2013–2015) Maricopa County Superior Court records: State v. Arias trial proceedings Arizona Department of Corrections: inmate records (Perryville) keywords: Jodi Arias, Travis Alexander, true crime documentary, Jodi Arias trial, Mesa Arizona murder, girlfriend kills boyfriend, true crime 2026, cold case documentary, murder trial, self defense claim, life without parole, Maricopa County, Juan Martinez, deleted photos evidence, crime documentary, shocking true crime, betrayal murder, Evan Blake