Yes, it is interesting. I wish it were more straightforward, as in the Canadian case. There, there was never any question, but that a group of students had bullied and killed the girl. Very different context in Perugia. But it is always interesting to have more grist for the mill, certainly. So I do thank you. Fred, you do realize that both sides will never give an inch, no matter the outcome?
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Having the boys downstairs, and the honors girls upstairs, was far from ideal. I still do not like Giocomo after what he said about Meredith, and I still blame the boys for the Rudy Guede connection.:snooty:
Thanks for agreeing with me. :clap: I think at least Giocomo was a student, but the boys were heavily into drugs, growing pot, and allowing Guede to stay over. Agreed: A crime waiting to happen.
I do not think Mr. and Mrs. Kercher knew what situation their carefully raised daughter was living in. And would not have appreciated what the landlady had set up... :tos:One cannot blame her for being a bit put out. She is using a translator, so she is pausing and stilted. Is that Mignini doing the questioning? In any case, I agree: Like her or not, her demeanor does not indicate guilt.
I agree!The constant having to stop and wait to have pieces of what I was saying translated would drive meullhair:
Got to wonder if those judging were affected by this inability to hear her present smooth connected thoughts...
In what way was her attitude terrible? I must say, I don't see it. :waitasec: She appears to be answering questions slowly, and able to understand Italian well. She says "Grazie" and seems polite. Just very Seattle....
