cnn, ted rowlands, phoenix. >> alyce laviolette is going to be answering more jury questions.h every new day comes harassment online. one of her friends told the arizona republic that she's getting angry phone calls and e-mails at her office in long beach, california. one of them so serious that her colleagues had to call the police. in fact, her friends servnt hero the hospital for anxiety and heart palpitation. she ended her testimony early last week due to illness. wednesday she had dinner with her defense attorney and someone followed her, took photos of her, and posted the photos online. it is quite a new phenomena. i want to bring in jean casarez who is outside the courthouse in phoenix and criminal defense attorney jose baez who defended casey anthony. jean, you're there every day. you see the throngs of people who come from out of state, a long way away, to watch this trial. but even you as a regular court watcher and reporter, this has to be surprising to you, the level to which people have gone to harass this witness. >> i've never seen this level. i truly have not.

alyce will be back when court resumes. she has painted a picture using some text messages sent by travis alexander to the jury that it's possible she's proving through the text messages, verbal abuse mainly, but she's trying to paint the picture to the jury that it was possible that jodi arias could have been reacting in self-defense. the prosecution totally disagrees with not only that theory but with alyce. take a listen to a little bit of testimony of her going at it with juan martinez. it is very contentious. >> you interview them, you ask questions, you do an assessment. >> so when you're interviewing, you're not talking then, right? >> mr. martinez -- >> yes or no? my question is yes or no? >> mr., martinez, are you angry at me? >> ma'am, is that relevant to you? is that important to you? >> please refrain from laughing in the courtroom. >> and again, suzanne, alyce expected back on the stand when court resumes and expecting juan martinez aggressive with all the witnesses will continue as he continues to question the

. >> alyce laviolette. people are vested in this trial. they have been following closely.ow what's going on here. and when you have an expert witness that number one says things that are counterintuitive, people seem to get the sense that she's making jodi arias the victim. i think people in general have the sense that travis alexander's the one dead here. so when you have an expert saying something you disagree with, that creates a reaction. number two, there's an issue of whether there's any bias here. i think the prosecutor's been really going after her to demonstrate, hey, why are you apologizing to jodi arias upon meeting her? why were you sending her a book? three and most importantly is the argument that she's having with juan martinez. answer the question. sdp a lot of what she's been saying is, well, do you want the truth or yes or no? i would put you on a time-out, mr. martinez, that's not appropriate. >> arguing with the prosecutor on the stand. >> correct. that's not appropriate. you're there as an expert witness. some things are going to favor your side, other

and the cross examination has been so brutal that alyce laviolette has an ontranl to help her get readyny in court. a little leak a boxer be being sent into the ring. before she went one more round with juan martinez, one man was actually giving her a shoulder rub. here's a glimpse of what this was like for her yesterday. >> ma'am, in this case, you actually are biased in favor of the defendant, aren't you? >> do i believe the evidence that supports domestic violence, yes. i think bias is an incorrect word, mr. martinez. >> no. that is the correct word. isn't it true that you are biased in favor of the defendant, yes or no? >> i don't believe i'm biased. you're implying that i think that i'm lying about what i do. and i don't lie about what i do, mr. martinez. >> well, some of the questioning and the way that the questioning has come, not from this man, but from the prosecutor, mr. martinez, is starting to affect the case, so much so that this defense lawyer and his team have filed another motion for a mistrial. they say they just can't do their jobs properly and they can't give jodi a

he learned that alyce expert witness has given a number of different seminars where the title was "snow abused woman" or was an abused woman, character, however you want to phrase it. doesn't seem like anything is off limits in this court case. >> live in l.a., adam, thanks. >>> a young cancer patient got the chance of a lifetime when his favorite college football team gave him a shot at playing quarterback. for run play. the video is quite stunning. we'll show it to you next. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the

we also expect that it is not going to be an alyce laviolette type witness that goes on weeks and weeks expect them to rest their case and the prosecution will begin a short rebuttal case. the jury theoretically, we've thought this before, should get the case in about a week and a half. >> we have a sense of what the rebuttal will focus on? >> reporter: well, we understand that there are four witnesses and one thing we can definitely predict is that there will be a psychologist or some sort of medical expert to come in and refute what the defense case basically tried to build up, that is what jodi arias suffered from domestic abuse and she had memory loss because of ptsd. that will be the bulk of their rebuttal case. then we expect a couple of other witnesses will be re-called. >> that on day 48 of the jodi arias murder trial, now a full three days past when the judge said it would be over. ted and beth, thanks to both of you. really appreciate it. >>> so things that some of us did that got us into the principal's office are now sending our kids straight to criminal court. so what's cha

>> reporter: those questions read by the judge sounded deeply skeptical of defense psychotherapist alyced her claim that admitted killer jodi arias was abused by former boyfriend travis alexander. >> did you ever see any proof that travis physically abused jodi? >> reporter: she said she shot and repeatedly stabbed him in self-defense and the 32-year-old could face the death penalty if the jury doesn't believe her. the prosecutor portrayed this expert who was paid $300 an hour for her testimony was biassed towards arias. >> why have you looked at arias multiple times when there were breaks and sidebars, to meet eyes with jodi and give her a small, warm smile. >> reporter: arias sat kwie tet through but it turns out she's been pretty outspoken on twitter. abc news confirmed this twitter account is really jodi arias. her words dictated to a friend. she's using the account to try to sell her art but writes a lot about her life in jail. "god bless five-day weekends." "no, i do not have a girlfriend. after everything i've been through, it's amazing i'm not gay." she also has a lot to say appa

. >> reporter: alyce laviolette is a domestic violence expert whether snow white showed symptoms of beinggh you never spoke to anybody involved in the "snow white tale," correct? >> i didn't speak to the snow white or seven dwarfs. >> reporter: laf owe -- laviolette says arias was abused by travis alexander. the man she shot and repeatedly stabbed in june 2008. this is vital to arias. martinez says she is making it up and accuses the expert of trusting of word of an admitted liar along with text e-mails. >> ultimately what you're saying is that you are a human lie detector, right? >> gosh, i didn't think i was saying that, mr. martinez. >> reporter: juror number 5 who was thrown off the jury last week for misconduct was not in court monday, but she was still front and center. she caused a stir on thursday after showing up just to watch, which prompted the judge to ask the remaining jurors this on monday morning. >> has juror number 5 contacted any of you since she was excused? please raise your hand. i see no responses. >> reporter: laviolette will be back on the stand this morning. later

. >> reporter: over the last nine days psychotherapist alyce laviolette testified jodi arias was a victimence. arias admits she shot and repeatedly stabbed her ex-boyfriend in the summer of 2008 but claims it was self-defense. the prosecutor says not only was travis alexander not an abuser, he was the victim, long before arias reached for that knife. >> isn't it true that mr. alexander was extremely afraid of the defendant, jodi arias, based on her stalking behavior? >> he was afraid of her, yes. >> reporter: martinez says she showed up ininvited. peeked in the windows to see him with other women long after they broke up and hopes painting her as a stalker proves she planned the murder and it was premeditated and she deserves the death penalty. >> you are biased in this case in favor of the defendant. >> objection. >> reporter: up next they'll ask the jurors what's on their minds. so far in this case, their questions have often been tougher than the prosecutor's. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >>> for more we'll bring in criminal defense attorney mark geragos a

. >> reporter: she didn't think much of alyce laviolette either and she spent too much time with arias. >> it would bias your results and make you sway more in finding things that might be more helpful for them. >> reporter: the jury looked riveted by demart's no nonsense testimony after hearing the defense case that sometimes meandered aimlessly through 38 long days. an afounding 18 of them with jodi arias on the stand. >> the prosecution did a pretty good job of discrediting or at least marginalizing the defense's expert witnesses and now this witness is really the final blow. >> reporter: arias' attorneys are already getting their chance to cross-examine this witness. they are portraying her as young and inexperienced. even suggesting their experts were helping and diagnosing people before she was even alive. expect more of that cross-examination today. amy. >> always pore to come in this one. ryan owens, thanks so much. >>> coming up next, the mom who says kids don't need to learn to share. sparking a big backlash this morning. >> i hope you were watching, sarina. >>> my "play of t

. >> reporter: fredericka, outside of jodi arias, alyce laviolette spent more fim on the stand than anyonee was spent battling with juan martinez, the prosecutor, but she also had to take some very tough question this is week from the jury. >> i'm going to continue to ask the jurors' questions. >> reporter: many of the questions for defense expert laviolette showed some jurors don't seem to believe laviolette's testimony. that jodi arias was a victim was domestic abuse. >> we have a gunshot to the head, a four-inch deep slit throat and close to 30 stab wounds delivered by jodi to travis. is not the perpetrator of the greatest domestic violence jodi? >> reporter: jurors had 150 questions for laviolette, who spent 11 days on the witness stand. many of those days were spent sparring with prosecutor juan martinez. >> isn't that an indication of stalking behavior? >> reporter: jodi arias had to sit and watch as matter necessary used laviolette, her expert witness, to argue her case, including that jodi arias was stalking her exboyfriend, travis alexander, before killing him in 2008. at one poin