Why would anyone argue against any of the DNA/fingerprint evidence for Rudy? He admitted to being there the during the murder.
There is no recording of Amanda's interrogation once she was made a suspect. There might be of Raffaele, but no one has heard it, and it's never been mentioned.
What's the point here? She says she noticed the text once she was at Raf's and it has no bearing on the events of that night.
Nobody's coming out and revealing who the guy was because no one cares who he was. He was just a guy who had her phone number, and unless it somehow becomes part of the appeals trial I wouldn't expect anyone to care to answer.
And I suggest reading Nicky's posts over on PMF where she clarifies that she's watched Patrick's subsequent TV interviews where he retracts those statements. Nicky is an Italian and strong believer in Amanda and Raf's guilt so no reason not to trust her.
I think you answered your own question about where Amanda's blood came from. In addition, the appeals will be bringing up the unknown female's DNA also mixed in those samples.
There are no prints leading up to the bathmat print because Rudy's foot wasn't bloody until he took off his shoe and rinsed his bloody pants in the sink. The fact that the bathmat print is faint and diluted in water is proof of that. If the print was left from stepping in blood in Meredith's bedroom and walking over to the mat, it would be a normal print - Not the watery, pinkish one left there.
Yes, that's the reason some of us feel they're innocent or that at the least there is reasonable doubt. If I thought some of the evidence was legitimate I would not believe they are innocent, nor would there be such valid arguments against all the evidence.
RG's lawyers should have argued that it wasn't his dna mixed with blood (contamination or planting), because he had only come over for a date with Meredith. His dna mixed with her blood or in her body doesn't mean anything.
His fingerprints were on file and the police used his to frame him. He was just scared and tried to help her, then panic set in. He was confused, had smoked a joint... and decided that LE would frame him for a murder someone else committed. To the best of his rememberance, he didn't have anything to do with the murder. Any lies he has told are due to LE pressure and coercion. Any lies or inappropriate behavior before the trial is just... RG being RG.
Nobody said recording, just a record signed by both parties.
It does have a bearing if AK states she didn't leave RS's or wasn't near the square at that time period.
Of course nobody will reveal the guy's name :innocent: , but why not if he was just a friend? IMO he was not recorded just for the sake of it... he/she must have revealed something related to dealing for LE to continue the investigation of him. After all, isn't the theory that LE already 'had their man/woman anyway??? Why would she be calling him just after the murder? Is his advice/comfort that valuable to her? How would talking to a cocaine dealer not be relevant in the case, if true? Naming the guy and a firm denial would go a long way in a remedy for this. I'm also sure nobody from the innocent side cares who he was... oystering.
I've pm'ed Nicky personally, and I do trust her judgement. My response received was Patrick was very unhappy with the quality of AK's work, and would have been very pleased if she just quit. She flirted too much, and was 'all over the guys' very often. He did not demote her in name, as it is correct that her job was both handing out flyers and waitress... but from that point (a day or two before the murder) she would not be waitressing in actuality. She was also told of Meredith's coming to make drinks, and stormed off according to Patrick. That's clear IMO.
What unknown dna mixed with AK's blood and Meredith's dna in the sink, etc?
If AK had an infected ear, wouldn't she have noticed it bleeding in the sink?
If one was torn out in a struggle, what would that struggle have been on the night of a murder?
I do not believe RG taking off his pants and shoes is a reasonable explanation of the scene... so I will not respond to it further.
It seems no evidence in this case can be considered legitimate from such a viewpoint... it ALL can be excused or brushed away. :stretch: