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PHOENIX — Jodi Arias has been in jail for some 5 years now — but that didn’t stop the accused murderess from selling her paintings legally online some fetching in the ballpark of $1,000-$3,200. Although, despite it being done legally Arias could face one issue with her growing business.

“If, before the end of this trial it comes to light that she’s got millions of dollars somewhere or this artwork raises millions of dollars, they can definitely come after her for those fees,” said attorney Brent Kleinman, who has been following the case.

In the beginning of her trial, Arias was assigned to a public defender because it was declared that she wasn’t able to afford her own council. However, it is now coming to light — that upon further investigation Arias could be forced to pay up some of the $1.3million in already staggering legal fees in the weeks since her trial began here in Phoenix.

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STORY OF THE WEEK:

In trending news this week, we bring you Jodi Arias. An American woman who is currently pending death row in the brutal murder of boyfriend Travis Alexander. Yesterday, Arias reportedly testified in court that she herself believes that she ‘deserves’ to live with what she did to the one she claimed to love.

Working hard throughout the day, her defense team continued to attempt to undo the horrifying picture of Jodi painted by the prosecutors — however as the trial continues into today (U.S time) it doesn’t seem plausible.

“I have made attempts to piece things back together,” she told the court, before admitting, “There’s a part of me that doesn’t ever want to remember it.”

Arias went on to admit that she deserves to live with the memories, “It was my actions and my responsibility,” she said.

Catch up with all the latest on Jodi Arias inside Daily News America