Jodi AriasTrial: Sends Flowers To Travis Alexander's Grandmother After Murder Testimony, Says He Likes Boys, And Never Wanted To Marry Him In Diary Entries

Jodi Arias read from her diary in court Tuesday and emotional explained why she sent flowers to her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander's grandmother after brutally murdering him. Previously, Arias said she remembered shooting her former lover, but not stabbing him nor slashing his throat.

Arias told the court that Alexander's grandmother was the only relative she met of his and it would have been "worse" not to send a gift. The revelation was a shock factor during her testimony after admitting to the tasteful act. During her testimony she also told the court that she have bought a "less traceable" gun, but prosecutors say she stole her grandfather's gun to shoot and kill her former lover. Earlier, Arias said told the court that the gun was Alexander's. She added, "I wish I could turn back the clock and make some different decisions. We'd all be in different places now."

Alexander was asked why she never had an entry about her testimony about Alexander attraction to young boys, but she insists,  "I wouldn't want to remember that," she said but wrote about not wanting to marry him, "Something is just off with that boy."