Travis Alexander mentions worry of "Axe Murderer" before murder...
by Eyes
at 11:55 AM
Look at what this news report shows you about Travis' blog on myspace.com. It's mind-blowing what he wrote just shortly before he died..."This type of dating is like a very long job interview...desperately trying to find out if my date has an axe murderer penned up inside of her."
I searched his blog but wasn't able to find that part. Here is Jodi Arias myspace page and Travis Alexander's page. They are still up, yet frozen in time. It offers insight into who each of these people were.
Travis Alexander looked like a neat guy, who had his act together, and cared about doing well in life. He had a dog and showed signs that he was a compassionate man by this, his thoughts and his words.
Read Travis' posts: They reveal a lot about him. He was man of deep thought, who comes across as quite intelligent. He talks of meeting Nick Vujicic, a man who was born without arms and legs. Travis talks about his violent and drug addicted parents and how he lived a horrific childhood. He tells us how he left home at the age of 10 and how his grandfather changed his life. His grandfather told him he was special, but he said that didn't make him any better than anyone else.
In contrast, with Jodi Aris, all you have to do is watch her speak to see her controlling and manipulative behavior. It's as ripe as a peach rotting off the tree.
Many people who lived Travis' existence would have blamed the world for all of their problems, but he was wise to realize he was the only one in control of his destiny. He was the one in control and yet he was humble. If only he had known that his wisdom about the "axe murderer" was so true that he needed to protect himself immediately, he might be here today.
But sadly, none of us are ever prepared for the wrath of a psychopath. It's nearly impossible to predict when they will drop the pendulum of death.
I searched his blog but wasn't able to find that part. Here is Jodi Arias myspace page and Travis Alexander's page. They are still up, yet frozen in time. It offers insight into who each of these people were.
Travis Alexander looked like a neat guy, who had his act together, and cared about doing well in life. He had a dog and showed signs that he was a compassionate man by this, his thoughts and his words.
Read Travis' posts: They reveal a lot about him. He was man of deep thought, who comes across as quite intelligent. He talks of meeting Nick Vujicic, a man who was born without arms and legs. Travis talks about his violent and drug addicted parents and how he lived a horrific childhood. He tells us how he left home at the age of 10 and how his grandfather changed his life. His grandfather told him he was special, but he said that didn't make him any better than anyone else.
In contrast, with Jodi Aris, all you have to do is watch her speak to see her controlling and manipulative behavior. It's as ripe as a peach rotting off the tree.
Many people who lived Travis' existence would have blamed the world for all of their problems, but he was wise to realize he was the only one in control of his destiny. He was the one in control and yet he was humble. If only he had known that his wisdom about the "axe murderer" was so true that he needed to protect himself immediately, he might be here today.
But sadly, none of us are ever prepared for the wrath of a psychopath. It's nearly impossible to predict when they will drop the pendulum of death.
Labels: Jodi Arias, murder, Travis Alexander
Comments:
I read his blogs :/ so heartbreaking
It's just so horrifying to think what Travis must have gone through there at the end. She didn't just kill him, she slaughtered him brutally. So sad! He is in my thoughts and prayers.
Hi! Just wanted to let you know the blog you are referring to is not a myspace blog but a blogspot one...here it is...i didnt follow this case until recently. I dont think I was meant to til now...his last blog is so inspiring and parallel to my current situation it haunted me at first...that I should come across it now...that the tragic events of a stranger has touched me so and his words and life events teach me years after. Im so glad he and his family can fully rest now and the final moments were told... This is travis' blog http://travisalexander.blogspot.com/?m=1 hope this helps!
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