Video shows Jodi Arias doing head stands, singing
Cameras were rolling while murder suspect Jodi Arias was interviewed by police and, to be frank, it’s a bit odd. She does headstands and sings.
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Cameras were rolling while murder suspect Jodi Arias was interviewed by police and, to be frank, it’s a bit odd. She does headstands and sings.
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