My remark: "Mignini was consistent enough regarding the prosecution of Knox and Sollecito for eleven long months that the jury found the pair guilty."
What do you mean "which motive was that?"
The prosecutor was consistent in his statements for at least 11 months, and we know it was longer, so why do you suggest that he makes things up or is inconsistent? The jury, no different than any highly respected US jury, concluded that the pair were guilty. If the prosecutor was wishy washy, surely they would have noticed?
Give it a rest ... prosecutors can say anything they want, or nothing at all, after the trial ... as their job is over. Whether Knox caused the fatal blow or stood in another room with her fingers sticking in her ears - it makes no difference in terms of complicity and guilt ... or do you mean to argue that because Knox may have been in the next room with her fingers stuck in her ears, that she should be excused from the murder that happened in the next room?
No Otto he was not. Maybe in his imagination but not as the head of an investigation. If the forensics do not match the theory you must revisit the theory. The only thing he is now trying to do is salvage his career much like Nifong did