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Convicted Killer Jodi Arias Selling Glasses She Wore During Trial

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Convicted Killer Jodi Arias' Eyewear Is Up for Auction
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ByALYSSA NEWCOMB
September 15, 2014, 2:06 PM

— -- Here's a chance to look at life through the lenses of a convicted killer.

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Jodi Arias, the Arizona woman who was convicted of stabbing, shooting and slitting the throat of her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander, is auctioning the glasses she wore during her 2013 trial.

"Get ready to own a one-of-a-kind piece of history," Arias' website says.

Jodi Arias is auctioning the glasses she wore at her trial.

The starting bid for the spectacles begins at $500. The auction will close on September 24. The website says 100 percent of the profits will go to a Phoenix-based non-profit, however it does not name the charity.

It's not the first time Arias has apparently tried to sell an item online from prison.

In January 2013, shortly after her murder trial began, Arias' jailhouse art was listed for sale online. At that time, descriptions listed with the art noted that the profits would go to costs associated with the trial, including paying for Arias’ family to travel from their homes in California to Arizona for the five-month trial.

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