Nova
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Isn't that the point of this particular circumstantial evidence ... that the murder had absolutely no impact on Knox? That she did not appear sad or in mourning like the other friends that Meredith had made in the time she lived in Perugia?
Well, if that's the point, it's entirely an invention of the tabloids. AK and RS were at the police station for most of the week that followed. We have no idea how they would have behaved if they had not been in the middle of a murder investigation.
But, no, MK was not AK's best friend in the world. She was a friend, but a new one. There's no reason to insist that AK should have been prostrate with grief.
What's more, I've asked again and again what MK's other friends were doing. I never get an answer about the Italian roommates, but we know they were more concerned about covering their own asses since they lawyered up right away. And Kercher's English friends skipped town and left the country rather than help with the investigation.
It was the supposedly uncaring Amanda Knox who neither left nor called a lawyer, but instead did whatever she could to aid LE. But because of a few stretches that may or may not have been cartwheels we're supposed to believe SHE acted guilty?!
More and more, I'm convinced that anti-Americanism did play a role in this miscarriage of justice. And still does.