06-19-2011, 11:44 AM
(06-19-2011, 05:19 AM)aussiefriend Wrote: I have been pulled up for that many many times in here (your), Dick is the spelling Nazi.
Look you caught me on a bad day. I normally don't get into these scuffles, I am usually on the receiving end. I know I am in Mock and I am allowed to get into slanging matches, but normally I don't. I will get grief for this, but I wholeheartedly apologise for being rude. I have posted this publicly and have not sent you a PM to put my money where my mouth is.
I think I came across as being arrogant when I said 'get with the program'. Then it started from there. It's not good for us to be mean to one another over such a tragic event. I actually felt bad after those postings so I know it was not the right thing to do.
You are probably a very nice person in your heart you feel she is innocent, and she might be a victim of injustice. If it makes you feel any better I really hope she didn't do it. If she didn't, then I hope the truth comes out and she is set free. But alot of killers say they are innocent when we know darn well they did it. I think she did it, but I am not 100% sure because I wasn't there. I am not a gambler, but if I did, my money would be on her.
It's all good. I don't mind taking some heat on here, but we were just not getting anywhere lol. All I can say is that is the conclusion I have come up with for myself where this case is concerned. I definitely think the evidence points more to the "drifter" and possibly an accomplice of his. But none of us know for sure, we'll see how it goes after the appeals go through and we get the independent testing of the DNA. If she is guilty I can swallow my pride and say I was wrong and she is exactly where she needs to be!
from CP Post:
'Although denying involvement in the killing, Guede is so far the individual most relevantly linked to the murder among the three tried due to positive forensics tests of DNA found on and in Kercher's body matching his own as well as matching finger and foot prints at the crime scene. The reason his sentence was reduced to 16 years was for being the only individual out of the three to say sorry to Kercher's family for failing to rescue her.
As for Knox, there has been no forensic evidence, except for a knife containing both Knox's and Kercher's DNA found in Sollecito's flat, indicating that she was present in the bedroom Kercher was killed on Nov. 1, 2007.
Knox's defense team dismissed the knife as valid evidence saying that Knox had used knives to cook in Sollecito's apartment.
Knox is a college student from Seattle, Wash., who was studying abroad in Perugia, Italy, when her roommate was murdered. She has denied any wrongdoing.
“I don’t want to spend my whole life in prison as an innocent,” Knox said in May.
DNA tests are being carried out once again on judge orders. According to CBSnews.com, Kurt Knox, Amanda's father, doesn’t believe new witnesses testifying in favor of his daughter are important to the case. Rather, “it's more wrapped around … the DNA evidence that's going to be brought to the trial on the 30th of June.”'
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looking forward to 6/30!