I am humbled and empowered by your many emails, tweets, phone calls and postings of support.
My goal was just to let you know I would be gone and why, yet we have started a powerful dialogue that is providing me with so much courage and joy.
My commitment to you is to keep you informed of everything I learn and to continue the dialogue here.
I will be telling more stories and whenever possible posting a little extra something here. Again, many thanks.
- Zoraida Sambolin
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HLN Host Nancy Grace weighs in on the Arizona jury resuming deliberations in determining if Jodi Arias will get the death penalty. This is after Arias herself made a 19 minute plea for her life to the jury.
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