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http://themurderofmeredithkercher.com/Other_DNA_Evidence
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http://themurderofmeredithkercher.com/Other_DNA_Evidence
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All the more reason then IMO to test for prints made in Meredith's bedroom before she had a chance to dilute them.
After she was dead?
IED the scream was followed almost immediately by the sound of footsteps running by ear wtiness.
After a scream so loud a
neighbor heard, Meredith is laying there bleeding out, Rudy waited around a bit....then moved her to sexually assault her?
IMO the scream occurred, the knife to silence her, followed almost immediately by running out the door makes more sense to me. It lines up better with everything else.
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The inhalation probably lasted around ten minutes (according to what could be inferred from the fact that at the alveolar level a concentration of particular cells was found microscopically), and thus the death throes of the subject from the moment of the stabbing which caused the largest wound lasted at most fifteen minutes, followed by death.
All the more reason then IMO to test for prints made in Meredith's bedroom before she had a chance to dilute them.
Yes, I use it and post from it often
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When was she raped in your scenario? His bloody handprint and footprints were on the pillow which was under her, when did those get there?
Massei report:
http://truejustice.org/ee/documents/perugia/TheMasseiReport.pdf
Just search for the word 'imagine'. I can't quote, but the testimony is all about imagining and she even imagines what the police was imagining. I can't imagine any objective person would think Knox is telling the truth here. JMO.LOL! Oh, yeah that's right. So let's add two more:
"I might be just imagining things."
"Everything feels like it's not real - just a flashback."
And,
"I have an overactive imagination."
There's a small difficult to recognize distinction. The original wiki has the word "the" at the beginning. This other site is something else. The links go directly to the InjusticeinPerugia website, so that is where it originates.
Ooooh. I didn't look closely. I thought they were one in the same. I didn't look closely.
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I see ... thanks. So the idea is that Knox stepped on the bloody footprint on the bathmat several times with a wet foot, and then she tracked blood throughout the cottage? If we look at the huge pool of blood in the bedroom, and how quickly Guede's prints faded, I think it's unlikely that Knox stepped on the bathmat blood with a wet foot and then made so many prints. Guede's prints required a huge pool of blood, and Knox's prints only required stepping on a bloody print to create pretty much the same number of prints?
No, Linda, this is a second one. The original wiki was comprised by posters from PMF and TJMK - this link is a new wiki called murderofmeredithkercher.com (as Otto said, they drop the "The") and is from posters at Injustice in Perugia. It refutes the other wiki that you post from. Just clarifying , as it is confusing now! :scared:Yes, I use it and post from it often
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Right, that is the very crux of the site, and it states this as its purpose. (to refute point by point)I think that's the idea.
If you do not want to visit a site that is your prerogative, don't click on the links, but please refrain from getting into the site wars discussion again.
How are we sure that those are BLOODY footprints, because they tested + with luminol and -with TMB? That's a stretch and faulty scientific reasoning. As I've said before, additional test should have been performed before making that claim or am I missing something here?
Nor do I; I have just been trying to clarify with my recent posts as there may be some confusion. I agree with what you say: There is a pro-innocence wiki and a pro-guilt wiki but "hate site" and "fake" are not terms which should be used, IMO :moo:Thank you I never enjoy the fight over the sites. I do have to say though I wish certain terms weren't allowed when describing sites one disagrees with such as "fake wiki" "hate site" and so on, as it only seems to happens in describing a couple sites that happen to share the same opinion.
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