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Jodi Arias Murder Trial: 10 Most Important Evidence Photos

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Jan. 21 2013, Published 6:58 a.m. ET

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It’s the murder trial that RadarOnline.com has covered extensively, with an interest level approaching that of Casey Anthony.

Despite claiming that she killed her boyfriend, Travis Alexander, in self-defense, Jodi Arias is accused of cold-blooded murder by stabbing the 30-year-old 27 times, slitting his throat and shooting him in the face.

With court in recess until Tuesday, January 29, RadarOnline.com is taking a look at 10 of the most important evidence photos in the case.

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They include crime scene images of the blood-splattered bathroom in Alexander’s apartment including the sink and floor, which were drenched in his blood.

Nude photos that Arias took of herself and the alleged victim during a sex session moments before his 2008 death are also among the evidence. The photos were taken on a digital camera that the 32-year-old is alleged to have put through a washing machine cycle in an attempt to destroy the memory card.

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A photo of Arias getting baptized in Alexander’s Mormon faith may also contradict her claim that her devout lover was a sexual deviant whom she killed in self-defense.

If convicted, Arias could face the death penalty.

Check back with RadarOnline.com for continuing live stream coverage of the case when the trial resumes in late January.

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