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Zip, I don't think you are taking this seriously ... :rolleyes:

Raffaele Sollecito was on the Today Show this morning:

"Honor Bound': Raffaele Sollecito writes of his ordeal with Amanda Knox
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Just trying to correct misinformation. In fact, Don K might have something to say about that!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=de_P2aUZJyA

I have no problem with someone not liking the book, or with saying they think that her behavior in the court room was not helpful to her case. She admits that in the book, in which she is very honest...

I don't think we have to wonder. Just look at what happened to Knox and Sollecito.



No. She had retracted it more than once, well before he was released. They just weren't interested in...

I just read the first two pages of this discussion, and the "reviewer" gets so many facts wrong, it is not worth reading any more.

He wants to blame Amanda's conviction on her behavior in court,...

Your questions are the ones that are stupid, and show how ignorant you are of the facts. If I were you, I would learn about the case before going on and on, post after post, about how two people you...

OK, Fab, I agree, let's stop any references to tabloid articles, and other similar stuff. Let's stick to facts, which you so often avoid.

Better questions:

* Why has Lumumba repeatedly given...

I hesitated to give that link, since I don't know who she is either. And I agree a lot of it is silly. She is just a source that claims that Lumumba repeated his "they beat me" comments, at a time...

He wasn't really a witness, more of a co-litigant.

That's the story, which I have not heard much disagreement on. Not sure what was up with that.

Yes, Lumumba did tell a reporter (actually, two reporters at totally separate occasions over a year apart) that the police punched and kicked him, and also used racial slurs.

No, the police or...

Indeed. Before discovering what happened in the Knox case, I was not aware of how frequently this kind of stuff happens. There are a surprising number of wrongful convictions, some even sentenced to...

A few months ago, I was buying some books for family as presents for the holidays. I thought I would be clever and use a 25% off coupon at Barnes and Noble, after first going on their website and...

You know, I have never seen it stated where they were when they made the statements. Of course, if the claim is that they were in Italy when they talked to the reporter, then I guess the reporter...

I see most of the latest information as speculation, so far. There was an article in OGGI magazine, and then there was an article in the Sunday Times of London where Mignini is quoted that he is...

Right. IF the break in was staged, it still does not incriminate Knox and Sollecito unless there is other evidence. As you pointed out, there are others who might have had a motivation to stage a...

Watch it! He hasn't filed against any Chimps yet. He might want to round out his resume. :D

Yes, word is that Mignini is filing a suit against Oggi magazine, for publishing an article about...

1) This is one I have not really ever understood, but here is the way it would work if it worked. IF the break in was staged, the logic follows that the person staging it was not only the murderer,...

This just gets weirder. Let's see, respond to your point of view, but don't mention you. Even though you are the only one here with that point of view. Oops. I just mentioned you. Sorry. :eek:

But, Zip! She's a convicted felon!! And somehow, that means this is all moral and justice will be served -- or does he even care about that?

OK. So she has been convicted of providing a false...

I should have just copied the above. Yes, we know that the SC overturned Hellmann's verdict, and we also know that anything can happen. And in this case, anything will happen, with all the notoriety....

I understand, but the Cassation ruling is not just, "Yes, we reject all of Hellmann's verdict and all that went on there 100%". That is all we have at this time, and it could turn out to be that. Or...

Waiting to be Heard is #2 on the NYT non-fiction best seller list.

http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/

What is absolutely amazing is that you would celebrate the case being back to the Massei report, which is the most embarrassing legal document, ever, as far as I know.



A report where the...