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Enquiring Minds Want To Know About -- Spider-Man Underwear! Most Bizarre Questions From The Jodi Arias Murder Trial

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Mar. 15 2013, Published 7:35 p.m. ET

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They peppered her with about 200 questions that included everything from embarrassing to the downright bizarre!

And Jodi Arias, who is facing a possible death sentence if found guilty of murdering her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander, calmly and methodically answered them all whether it was about sex (in various orifices!!) or Spider-Man underwear.

Now, RadarOnline.com has the definitive video montage of all the best, strangest and just downright bizarre questions that have been asked of the bespectacled 32-year-old.

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Throughout the bombshell first degree murder trial, which began in January, Arias has tried to convince the jury that she was acting in self defense when she shot her ex-boyfriend in the head before stabbing him 29 times and slicing his throat from ear-to-ear.

In her bid to paint the slain motivational speaker and devout Mormon as a sex crazed physically and sexually abusive monster, Arias has accused Alexander of everything from being a bully to a pedophile to a control freak who forced her to wear Spider-Man boys’ underwear to turn him on.

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Check out the video showing how Arias has deftly fielded even the most embarrassing questions without betraying a hint of emotion.

And, keep checking back on RadarOnline.com for updates on the Jodi Arias murder trial and to watch live streaming of the proceedings as they unfold.

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