Yeah, I think that's what turns my stomach, too. The mob mentality. And I bet a lot of these people call themselves Christians. They should be praying for her everlasting soul, not hoping for her death.
Once you know what she did to that guy, you might change your thinking on that.
She killed him several times, stabbing him in the back, slitting his throat, shooting him.. I don't care what happens to that little pig Arias.
Next, we get to see that other moron Zimmerman lie over and over about what happened with that kid he murdered. He's already testing his little story out in the press.
I understand your feelings. I'm sure similar feelings prompted the mob to hop up and down and cheer. All I'm saying is, in spite of the depth of your feelings, react with dignity. Don't grab a torch and a pitchfork and fall in line to pop her out of jail and string her up to a tree. (And I trust you know I am not referring to "you" literally but, rather, to people in general.)
I would like to think we have progressed from the times of public executions where the mob gathered, bright-eyed with expectation, lusting for the moment of death. Frankly, I don't think we have.
The medical examiner will be on the stand on Wednesday to explain in detail the pain and suffering Travis went through. I can see why they cheered, absolutely, especially in light of other cases where jurors let obviously guilty people walk from heinous crimes that they most assuredly committed.
Of course they all claim their innocence. That is an old joke.