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New evidence in the Jodi Arias trial shows that she may have been trying to influence the testimony of her friend by slipping out coded messages while she was in jail for her ex-boyfriend's murder. The Phoenix courtroom was shown a picture of the bottom of a page of one of the magazines that she handed a visitor who it is thought was meant to pass it along to another person who was going to testify on Arias' behalf. The picture shows numbers written at the bottom of a page in her copy of Star Magazine, that were intended to match messages that she had written on the corresponding page numbers from the second magazine, Digital Photo Pro. 'You f***ed up what you told my attorney the next day / directly contradicts what I've been saying for over a year / get down here ASAP and see me before you talk to them again and before / you testify so / we can fix this / interview was excellent! Must talk ASAP!' the message read when pieced together. Scroll down for video . Grilling: Jodi Arias, pictured on the stand on Monday, gave testimony for the tenth day where she was harshly questioned by the prosecution over her various versions of events . The evidence is intended to show that . she tried to manipulate one of the few people who could theoretically . corroborate her story about being abused by Alexander. The date of the magazine incident and . the interviews scheduled around that time point to the prospect of the . recipient being her friend and former boyfriend Matt McCartney. When presented with the magazine codes on Thursday, Arias denied trying to sway McCartney. 'You tried to get someone to lie at that hearing, didn't you?' prosecutor Juan Martinez said. 'No, she responded. Her trust and the veracity of McCartney's knowledge was brought up again when the trial picked back up on Monday. His name was mentioned when she said that she showed bruises that she sustained from one of her fights with Alexander. 'I saw (McCartney) a few days later and he called me out on all the bruises that were on me,' she said in court. One-on-one: Prosecutor Juan Martinez (left) aggressively questioned Jodi Arias (right) last Thursday as cross-examination began . After going back and forth with . Martinez over the specific timing and driving directions that she went . through during this supposed trip- when she traveled from Alexander's . house in Mesa, Arizona to McCartney's house in Seaside, California, it . was eventually determined that he would not have been able to see the . bruising. Though the prosecutor asserts that it . was because of the timeline of the trip, she said that she also applied . multiple coats of makeup to avoid any questioning. The 32-year-old eventually admitted . that there is no physical evidence, documentary or anecdotal evidence . that Alexander hurt her. Martinez also questioned her motive in . moving to Mesa after she and Arias had officially broken up. She went . on to say that Alexander was very 'persuasive' and convinced her to . still move even though they were no longer together. Arias' grueling tenth day on the stand was part of criminal proceedings that have been going on since early January. Arias, 32, lost a bid last week aimed . at getting a reprieve from a potential death sentence if convicted of . first-degree murder after the Arizona Supreme Court swiftly denied her . motion that claimed a detective committed perjury in the case. Her . attorneys have filed multiple motions for mistrials, all of which have . been denied. Negotiations: The prosecution and defense have fought bitter battles over evidence and approached the judge's bench on several occasions on Monday . Earlier in Monday's testimony, Arias . was grilled about her decision to send Alexander's grieving grandmother . flowers following his murder. The court viewed a tape of Arias' 48 . Hours interview where she said that she had sent the flowers to . Alexander's grandmother 'because iris was one of Travis' 'favorite baby . names'. She went on to send an 18-page note to his siblings. In the note, she said that they . 'deserved to know' who killed their brother by shooting him and stabbing . him 27 times. She left out any mention of her involvement- which she . has now admitted to in court. The prosecutor asked why she lied to . Detective Flores when she denied being in Arizona on June 4, 2008. Arias . said she had lied because she was ashamed of things that she and . Alexander had done in the past that she wanted to keep secret. Martinez kept at Arias over her . motives for lying. He picked apart her often contradictory responses and . questioned her memory of events, even opening his examination on the . tenth day of the trial by asking: 'Ma'am, you have a problem with . telling the truth, don't you?' The lawyer then picked apart each of the versions of events that Arias had told to friends following Mr Alexander's murder. Previous stories: Jodi Arias sat down for multiple interviews with 48 Hours Mystery shortly after being arrested but her version of event has changed dramatically since then . Her former self: The clips have been played for the court and Arias had to answer for her previous responses . Smiling: Arias, pictured in her mugshot center, was asked why she chose to smile in her booking photo and in the 48 Hours interview she said it was because she thought it is what Alexander would have done . Arias was grilled on her conflicting . testimony on Monday where she both appeared to say that she knew and . didn't know Alexander was dead when she left his Mesa home on June 4. She told the jury that her 'mind . wasn't right' as to why she had could not remember clearly the events or . why she had been covered in blood when she drove from Arizona to Utah . to visit a romantic interest, Ryan Burns. Martinez said: 'And to continue this litany of lies, it isn't restricted to Utah. You also lied to people in Arizona.' She responded: 'I lied to everyone.' When Arias was told by friend Daniel . Freeman that her former boyfriend had been murdered, she pretended she . knew nothing about it. She then called a spiritual adviser . Bishop Leighton to find out what he knew about Alexander's death, a move . that Martinez claimed was 'to see if someone was on to you'. The murder suspect then added that she could not remember much from that day of June 4. Referring to the fateful day at . Alexander's house Martinez asked: 'You remembered the confrontation, you . remembered that you didn't call 911, so why did you need to know . second-hand knowledge? Last week, prosecutor Martinez . hammered Arias with intense questioning about her inability to recall . crucial details in the case, yet noted it was puzzling that she can . remember 'what kind of coffee you bought at Starbucks sometime back in . 2008'. Despondent: It was another day under close scrutiny for the murder suspect in the Arizona courtroom . Damning words: Pages for Arias' own diary were used by the prosecution to contradict claims that Alexander had been physically violent towards her during their relationship . Arias smirked at times while Martinez . stammered in frustration, and the judge admonished both to stop talking . over each other as the questioning grew heated and the two traded barbs. Arias first told authorities she knew . nothing about Alexander's death, then later blamed it on masked . intruders before eventually settling on self-defense. She said she was scared of being . arrested, had been contemplating suicide and didn't want to sully . Alexander's name with accounts of his violent behavior and lurid details . of their sexual relationship, given his public persona as a devout . Mormon who was saving himself for marriage. Of the day she killed Alexander, Arias . says she remembers him in a rage, body slamming her and chasing her . around his home. She said she grabbed a gun from his closet, and fired . it as they tussled, but didn't know if she hit him. Doomed: Jodi Arias is accused of murdering her on-off lover Travis Alexander which she claims was in self-defense while the prosecution says she flew into a jealous rage . She had no explanation for the 27 stab . and slash wounds he suffered, or his slit throat, or how his body ended . up stuffed in his shower. According to court records, however, . she previously told police before her trial began that Alexander was . unconscious after she shot him, but then 'crawled around and was . stabbed'. She says she remembers putting a knife . in the dishwasher and disposing of the gun in the desert as she drove . from Arizona on her way to Utah. She immediately began planning an . alibi. Arias' grandparents reported a .25 . caliber handgun stolen from their Northern California house about a week . before the killing - the same caliber used to shoot Alexander - but . Arias claims to know nothing about the burglary. She says she brought no . weapons to Alexander's home on the day she killed him, undercutting the . prosecution's theory of premeditation.
Tried to pass messages along to her friend and former flame Matt McCartney after he 'f***** up' by telling investigators a statement that contradicted her claims .
Prosecutor Juan Martinez asked why Arias posted Travis Alexander's siblings an 18-page letter following his death saying that they 'deserved to know' who killed him, but didn't say that she was the one who killed him .
During cross-examination in the Phoenix courtroom, Martinez asks: 'Can you imagine how much it must have hurt Mr Alexander when you stuck that knife right into his chest?'
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New evidence in the Jodi Arias trial shows that she may have been trying to influence the testimony of her friend by slipping out coded messages while she was in jail for her ex-boyfriend's murder. The Phoenix courtroom was shown a picture of the bottom of a page of one of the magazines that she handed a visitor who it is thought was meant to pass it along to another person who was going to testify on Arias' behalf. The picture shows numbers written at the bottom of a page in her copy of Star Magazine, that were intended to match messages that she had written on the corresponding page numbers from the second magazine, Digital Photo Pro. 'You f***ed up what you told my attorney the next day / directly contradicts what I've been saying for over a year / get down here ASAP and see me before you talk to them again and before / you testify so / we can fix this / interview was excellent! Must talk ASAP!' the message read when pieced together. Scroll down for video . Grilling: Jodi Arias, pictured on the stand on Monday, gave testimony for the tenth day where she was harshly questioned by the prosecution over her various versions of events . The evidence is intended to show that . she tried to manipulate one of the few people who could theoretically . corroborate her story about being abused by Alexander. The date of the magazine incident and . the interviews scheduled around that time point to the prospect of the . recipient being her friend and former boyfriend Matt McCartney. When presented with the magazine codes on Thursday, Arias denied trying to sway McCartney. 'You tried to get someone to lie at that hearing, didn't you?' prosecutor Juan Martinez said. 'No, she responded. Her trust and the veracity of McCartney's knowledge was brought up again when the trial picked back up on Monday. His name was mentioned when she said that she showed bruises that she sustained from one of her fights with Alexander. 'I saw (McCartney) a few days later and he called me out on all the bruises that were on me,' she said in court. One-on-one: Prosecutor Juan Martinez (left) aggressively questioned Jodi Arias (right) last Thursday as cross-examination began . After going back and forth with . Martinez over the specific timing and driving directions that she went . through during this supposed trip- when she traveled from Alexander's . house in Mesa, Arizona to McCartney's house in Seaside, California, it . was eventually determined that he would not have been able to see the . bruising. Though the prosecutor asserts that it . was because of the timeline of the trip, she said that she also applied . multiple coats of makeup to avoid any questioning. The 32-year-old eventually admitted . that there is no physical evidence, documentary or anecdotal evidence . that Alexander hurt her. Martinez also questioned her motive in . moving to Mesa after she and Arias had officially broken up. She went . on to say that Alexander was very 'persuasive' and convinced her to . still move even though they were no longer together. Arias' grueling tenth day on the stand was part of criminal proceedings that have been going on since early January. Arias, 32, lost a bid last week aimed . at getting a reprieve from a potential death sentence if convicted of . first-degree murder after the Arizona Supreme Court swiftly denied her . motion that claimed a detective committed perjury in the case. Her . attorneys have filed multiple motions for mistrials, all of which have . been denied. Negotiations: The prosecution and defense have fought bitter battles over evidence and approached the judge's bench on several occasions on Monday . Earlier in Monday's testimony, Arias . was grilled about her decision to send Alexander's grieving grandmother . flowers following his murder. The court viewed a tape of Arias' 48 . Hours interview where she said that she had sent the flowers to . Alexander's grandmother 'because iris was one of Travis' 'favorite baby . names'. She went on to send an 18-page note to his siblings. In the note, she said that they . 'deserved to know' who killed their brother by shooting him and stabbing . him 27 times. She left out any mention of her involvement- which she . has now admitted to in court. The prosecutor asked why she lied to . Detective Flores when she denied being in Arizona on June 4, 2008. Arias . said she had lied because she was ashamed of things that she and . Alexander had done in the past that she wanted to keep secret. Martinez kept at Arias over her . motives for lying. He picked apart her often contradictory responses and . questioned her memory of events, even opening his examination on the . tenth day of the trial by asking: 'Ma'am, you have a problem with . telling the truth, don't you?' The lawyer then picked apart each of the versions of events that Arias had told to friends following Mr Alexander's murder. Previous stories: Jodi Arias sat down for multiple interviews with 48 Hours Mystery shortly after being arrested but her version of event has changed dramatically since then . Her former self: The clips have been played for the court and Arias had to answer for her previous responses . Smiling: Arias, pictured in her mugshot center, was asked why she chose to smile in her booking photo and in the 48 Hours interview she said it was because she thought it is what Alexander would have done . Arias was grilled on her conflicting . testimony on Monday where she both appeared to say that she knew and . didn't know Alexander was dead when she left his Mesa home on June 4. She told the jury that her 'mind . wasn't right' as to why she had could not remember clearly the events or . why she had been covered in blood when she drove from Arizona to Utah . to visit a romantic interest, Ryan Burns. Martinez said: 'And to continue this litany of lies, it isn't restricted to Utah. You also lied to people in Arizona.' She responded: 'I lied to everyone.' When Arias was told by friend Daniel . Freeman that her former boyfriend had been murdered, she pretended she . knew nothing about it. She then called a spiritual adviser . Bishop Leighton to find out what he knew about Alexander's death, a move . that Martinez claimed was 'to see if someone was on to you'. The murder suspect then added that she could not remember much from that day of June 4. Referring to the fateful day at . Alexander's house Martinez asked: 'You remembered the confrontation, you . remembered that you didn't call 911, so why did you need to know . second-hand knowledge? Last week, prosecutor Martinez . hammered Arias with intense questioning about her inability to recall . crucial details in the case, yet noted it was puzzling that she can . remember 'what kind of coffee you bought at Starbucks sometime back in . 2008'. Despondent: It was another day under close scrutiny for the murder suspect in the Arizona courtroom . Damning words: Pages for Arias' own diary were used by the prosecution to contradict claims that Alexander had been physically violent towards her during their relationship . Arias smirked at times while Martinez . stammered in frustration, and the judge admonished both to stop talking . over each other as the questioning grew heated and the two traded barbs. Arias first told authorities she knew . nothing about Alexander's death, then later blamed it on masked . intruders before eventually settling on self-defense. She said she was scared of being . arrested, had been contemplating suicide and didn't want to sully . Alexander's name with accounts of his violent behavior and lurid details . of their sexual relationship, given his public persona as a devout . Mormon who was saving himself for marriage. Of the day she killed Alexander, Arias . says she remembers him in a rage, body slamming her and chasing her . around his home. She said she grabbed a gun from his closet, and fired . it as they tussled, but didn't know if she hit him. Doomed: Jodi Arias is accused of murdering her on-off lover Travis Alexander which she claims was in self-defense while the prosecution says she flew into a jealous rage . She had no explanation for the 27 stab . and slash wounds he suffered, or his slit throat, or how his body ended . up stuffed in his shower. According to court records, however, . she previously told police before her trial began that Alexander was . unconscious after she shot him, but then 'crawled around and was . stabbed'. She says she remembers putting a knife . in the dishwasher and disposing of the gun in the desert as she drove . from Arizona on her way to Utah. She immediately began planning an . alibi. Arias' grandparents reported a .25 . caliber handgun stolen from their Northern California house about a week . before the killing - the same caliber used to shoot Alexander - but . Arias claims to know nothing about the burglary. She says she brought no . weapons to Alexander's home on the day she killed him, undercutting the . prosecution's theory of premeditation.
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