article_snippet: Jodi Arias escaped the death penalty after jurors failed to reach a verdict in a sentencing retrial last week - because one member of the jury held out against executing Jodi Arias as punishment for killing Travis Alexander in 2008.
article_snippet: The questioning began with Jodi Arias openly admitting the murder - but saying Jodi Arias did not admit Jodi Arias guilt to anybody until 2010 because Jodi Arias was so shocked at Jodi Arias.
article_snippet: When asked why Jodi Arias did not confess immediately, Jodi Arias said: 'Because what I did was so horrific that I couldn't have - I could never have imagined Jodi Arias doing that to another human being.'
article_snippet: Jodi Arias also admitted lying to a detective, whom Jodi Arias called of Jodi Arias own volition, about the murder.
article_snippet: Jodi Arias gave, Jodi Arias branded Jodi Arias 'revolting'.
article_snippet: Jodi Arias said: 'It was something that I was years from being able to even come around to admitting to Jodi Arias that I did something that horrible. '
article_snippet: [Lying to police about the murder] is revolting.
article_snippet: The line of questioning was never completed,  because Jodi Arias refused to continue Jodi Arias testimony after the promise of secrecy was removed.
article_snippet: The jury, eight men and four women, ultimately failed to reach a verdict after one of the women voted against the death penalty.
article_snippet: After the trial, fellow jurors said the holdout juror was biased.
article_snippet: Many said Jodi Arias did not genuinely feel remorse, and was trying to manipulate fellow jurors.
article_snippet: The judge in the retrial will decide on April 13 whether Jodi Arias will spend the rest of Jodi Arias life in prison or if Jodi Arias will be eligible for release after serving 25 years.
article_snippet: Since going back to prison, Jodi Arias has been punished for breaking jailhouse rules - and will not be able to buy items such as candy, has had 10 visitors banned, and will not be able to make phone calls unless phone calls are to do with Jodi Arias legal case.
highlights_snippet: Convicted killer spoke in sentencing retrial where Convicted killer dodged execution .
  
highlights_snippet: Convicted killer had hoped Convicted killer testimony would be secret - but video was released .
  
highlights_snippet: Tells jurors in Phoenix, Arizona courtroom that Convicted killer regrets Convicted killer crime .
  
highlights_snippet: Also recalls Convicted killer lies to detectives while trying to cover up 2008 murder .