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Analysis Of The Picture Perfect: Jodi Arias Story

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Have you ever loved someone more than life? The Picture Perfect: Jodi Arias Story is created by Shannon Hogan about a woman who is obsessed with a man named Travis as Travis tried to escape the tumultuous relationship.Travis Alexander was a great men who knew how to keep the ladies. Travis and Jodi met at a conference in Las Vegas just a few months earlier.Jodi was an amazing photographer ,she wanted Travis to be seriously committed but he wasn’t feeling that. It soon came that Jodi is now obsessed with him .When it seemed like she’s losing him she does something that changed her whole life. The Title of Perfect Picture is deceiving because their lives aren’t perfect, Jodi wants him but Travis doesn’t want her and tries to move on. Furthermore

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