Nova
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Aug 18, 2003
- Messages
- 19,648
- Reaction score
- 4,640
Quirky Knox ... only arrested because she was "too pretty" (her words from her diary). It seems that not only were the mobs in the street outside the courtroom outaged with the appeal verdict, but plenty of journalists are coming forward to call a spade a spade.
"As she sprinted out of court for the last time, Knox made a pretty spectacle, sobbing and sniffling as onlookers mobbed her. But then, I caught sight of something Knox didnt want me to see. She grinned, and heartily.
...
The truth is murkier than a Florida swamp.
Following in the footsteps of her role model, Casey Anthony -- another 20-something hottie, acquitted in Orlando for the murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee -- Knox played the Im too pretty to kill card.
Knox convinced the majority of the planet that she was nailed for no reasons other than she was too attractive, too weird, too American. She was freed for the same reasons. A brilliant strategy."
...
During the police investigation, Knox and her boyfriend and co-defendant, Sollecito, did not freak out in fear that, had Knox been home at the time of Kerchers murder, she could have been the victim. The pair of kooky cretins kissed, hugged and made out like horny schoolkids, right in the lockup. Knox did cartwheels."
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/gals_too_pretty_to_convict_hRuTL5LacO68j6ljs1jUIL
Perhaps someone could suggest a better reading list for you, otto. In the future, whenever you encounter the phrase "pair of kooky cretins", I recommend you set the tabloid down and look for better reading material.
We've all see videos of the kissing. It isn't kooky or "horny." It is precisely the sort of gesture one might employ to reassure a young woman who realizes she too might be dead if she had been home.
AK grinned because she was finally free after four years of false accusation and imprisonment? Shocking!
***
otto, nobody expects you to admit you were wrong about this case. Resorting to this nonsense in yet another attempt to prove you were right isn't helping.