Jodi Arias Allegedly Spent The Night With Another Man Just Hours After Travis Alexander’s Death

"She said she has lost her car charger and her phone had been dead all day, then she bought a new one from a gas station.”

When she eventually arrived the next morning, Arias had two small bandages on one of her fingers.  “She told me she worked at Margaritaville and she had cut her finger” after breaking a glass, he said.

Even more bizarre behavior ensued as Jodi followed Burns to an appointment and was pulled over by the police for having her back license plate upside down, which she blamed on kids messing around with her car during her lengthy road trip from Northern California.

Later that day, Burns - who was a Mormon like Alexander but admitted he hadn't gone to church for a year previously – got intimate with his sexy house guest, however they didn't undress or have sex.

“Part of our conversations together were about her religious views and my religious views and I didn’t want her to regret anything about her trip," he explained.

Later that night, the pair hooked up again when after a nap, they immediately started kissing and "she got on top of me pretty impressively but then we just stopped," and made the decision not to sleep together, he said, while explaining that petite Jodi was tougher than she looks. “She is strong. She had close to a six pack," revealed Ryan.

While he didn't know about her prior relationship with Travis when they first met in Oklahoma at the business convention, Burns recalled instant messages before the alleged murder in which Jodi expressed how she had started seeing her ex again but learned that he was cheating on her through sexy texts from other girls.

Burns claimed she then said that Travis was very persuasive and they continued to see each other even though they were no longer boyfriend and girlfriend.

Through both their work and the Mormon church, the trio in the bizarre love triangle had a number of mutual friends, and although Ryan didn't know Travis personally he had heard a motivational speech by him and been very inspired.

However, when he described the victim as a flirt, saying: "Travis had the reputation of being a fun flirt. He was flirtatious," prosecuting attorney Juan Martinez objected to the statement as hearsay, which the judge upheld.