Mutley wrote:
Motorhead wrote:
So, like most people you're convicting her based on nothing but what you perceive to be her character flaws?
I've used drugs, and drank, and slept with a bunch of women. Even bragged about some of it on my website. Guess I'm guilty of murder!
Italians are losing the respect of everyone in the US for this charade, nay, sham of a trial.
She is not on trial for taking drugs, having sex and drinking alcohol, Mr Troll. She is on trial because there is a mass of evidence linking her to a sadistic and violent sex murder. She has lied repeatedly and her alibi does not stand up. Her alibi is not supported by that of her co-accused who has also lied repeatedly. Many people are losing respect for the intelligence and decency of people who seem to prefer disrespecting the victim, slandering an entire nation and its justice system without any evidence rather than confronting some uncomfortable possibilities. The trial is open and meticulous. A better and fairer one than many a trial in the US. What part of that simple fact does your limited intelligence fail to grasp? It is your protest that is a sham. Shame on you for who you choose to be!
Troll? Hardly. Second, obviously she's not on trial for that, but she is in the court of public opinion. Furthermore, I was saying it to the person above who said it, not the people prosecuting her.
There isn't a mass of evidence linking her to this "sex murder", there is barely any if none at all. The girl was under 14 hour interrogation, people say anything under these conditions and it's no wonder her story changed. Changing stories, nor a lack of an airtight alibi is indicative of guilt of complicity in the murder.
Who's insulting or disrespecting the victim here? This is about justice for the victim, not blindly accusing and ruining the lives of people with no physical evidence in the case. Here in the US, it has to be proven BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT that they were involved. The doubt is overwhelming here, nothing can change that.
A fairer trial than the US? Unlikely. The police mishandled evidence, and the prosecuter wouldn't have been allowed near the case being under indictment himself! This guy believes in Satanic conspiracy theories invented by a woman with a blog! Not to mention how Knox and her boyfriend were convicted by public opinion before their trial even began, contaminating the judges and everyone involved.
Limited intelligence? Hahaha, I understand law and evidence clearly better than you do. You're on a modern day witchhunt here, especially shown by your personal attacks on me for what I said. We in the US don't have a perfect, nor flawless justice system and I would never claim we do. However, when something is obviously wrong and botched in this day and age, it generally ends. Police used to use similar tactics of interrogation and now in most places there are cameras set up to stop this. There are multiple witnesses to the harsh interrogations of the Italian police, and once that happens any statements are suspect, just like in US torture of suspected terrorists.
So, watch what you say next time before spouting off.