Whatever the verdict, Jodi Arias isn't going to disappear from the spotlight any time soon!

Those suffering from trial fatigue following four months of bombshell testimony that culminated in a marathon 12 hours in court on Wednesday will not get a reprieve from the murder defendant even if she gets the death penalty, a legal expert exclusively tells Breaking Celebrity News.

"Jodi is still going to be grand-standing from death row," Miami Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Eiglarsh told Breaking Celebrity News in an exclusive interview.

"She is still going to do the book deals. She will find a way for someone else to write it and then get money. She is way too smart, cunning and baffling to just disappear quietly, you haven't heard the last of her even after the conviction," he explained. "She is going to continue to be in everyone's face, no doubt."

Unlike Casey Anthony, who went into hiding after her acquittal and listened to the advice from those around her, said Eiglarsh, Arias is going to milk her newfound fame for everything it is worth -- and she has the manipulative skills to get away with it.

"People are going to want to hear her over and over again as she will make up something new," he said. "She is an extraordinary story teller."

The creative killer has already found a way to profit from the infamy surrounding Travis Alexander's gruesome June 2008 death by selling her amateur artwork online, with