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I think I summed it up pretty well case dismissed
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Fair enough yorky. :)
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The prosecution have seemingly dreamt a situation in which Knox dreamt about an orgy. There is something that doesnt quite add up though, blaming the bar man being the main thing
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'Unsolved crimes USA' is on now channel 11 for us crime buffs ;)
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Not about Knox ,but still ^^^
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I'm hooked on this now, think i'll do some more reading on it tomorrow
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This crime on ch11 is incredible.
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Jeez, sounds brutal
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A crime i've never heard of before. Lure a pizza delivery guy ,put a bomb around his neck ,leave instructions with him how to rob a bank and make him do it ,and then he does it ,coppers catch him and he blows up.
Who thinks of this stuff! Like out of a film ! |
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Pretty rough situation for him
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Just so way over the top.
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The task of getting the keys to diffuse the bomb and its impossibility does point to a high school prank or thrill seekers doesn't it?
He was never gunna succeed. |
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WTF is this?? Getting weirder and weirder. Gunna look this case up when i'm sober tomoz so as a reminder ;
Brian Wells is the name etc. |
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poor bloke,
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Already done it...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Douglas_Wells Further twist... Wells was drawn into the plot through Barnes, whom he knew through a prostitute who often used Barnes' home as a place to have sex with customers.[3] The whole plot was hatched to get funds to pay Barnes enough money to kill Diehl-Armstrong's father, so Diehl-Armstrong could get an inheritance, authorities said. Couldnt make this stuff up ffs |
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Elaborate is the word i was looking for. So much planning beforehand that a thick yokel could prepare? Na
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the video is pretty gruesome
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Guilty. Her whole image in court was disturbing. And that picture of her
boyfriend dressed as a surgeon with a meat cleaver, whoever would dress like that for a photo must have a pretty nasty violent side to them ! |
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I watched the programme last night and i felt it was inconclusive of the facts because the knife used could not have made second knife wound .I presume there must have been a second weapon used ,bizzarre?
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My instincts say guilty i must admit
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I'd generally caution against taking odd/insensitive behaviour as evidence of guilt. I've a friend who commented online about someone ELSE having a very distasteful fancy dress costume and he's still be persued by the tabloids for it today.
However, her attempting to implicate someone else and changing her story repeatedly, does to me make her look guilty. |
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innocent
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On that programme last night, it clearly seemed to suggest that some police nearby
had found her mobile phone, then came to the house and walked straight into a crime scene, and her boyfriends call to the police reporting it - was actually made about a minute after when the police had already arrived. Then there were pictures of Amanda Knox and the boyfriend kissing outside the house. Very odd behaviour, then later when they were arrested she tries to blame it on to the coloured chap who was her boss, but he soon got released. Think she was a nasty person anyway high on drink and drugs. |
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Apparently there are inconsistencies in the reports that they arrived before he made the call, though that's from friendsofamanda
Tough call for me, I side with innocent though. I struggle to see how they could have left her in such a state and leave no DNA. Not sure how they found her guilty on the basis of the evidence |
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Guilty
This line of " she is a nice American girl and cannot be guity" which her parents are peddling , makes me feel ill. Hope she rots in jail |
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I'll repeat what I said ( p1ssed ) last night.
Lets assume she is guilty and Rudi ,who pretty much everyone agrees is guilty too. She initially said she wasn't there at the time of the murder. She then changed her story and said she was there and implicated her boss, who was later freed. Now, assuming she is guilty then why on earth didn't she just implicate Rudi and not an innocent man? Get what i mean ,or am I missing something? |
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It's a mystery
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would u bring her home to meet the family?
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It sounds like Amanda Knox could not lie straight in bed
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Possibly
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