That is POSSIBLE, surely. But was it not proven that Raffaele DID in fact phone 112 or whatever their emergency number is, PRIOR to the arrival of the postal police? Hence, he was NOT surprised, and not in a panic. When they asked him if he had phoned the police, he said, "But are you not the police?" and then they explained about the 2 cell phones discovered by the woman. I had read that the clock which made them think RS had phoned AFTER their arrival, was proven to be slow by some considerable minutes. Is this established fact as is being hailed? And as for the bathroom mat print, I enjoyed this analysis: http://www.injusticeinperugia.org/footprints-03.htmlWhat if...
You are planning to do a little 'touch up' cleaning right before you call the police, and suddenly you see the postal police riding around near the cottage looking all around?anic:
Please explain how the "bathmat boogie" is an excuse to explain away evidence.
Sorry, need to catch upThat's because this case is all over the internet in light of the controversy in which luminol prints that could not be said to have been made in blood and other possible explanations ignored, were used to convict someone of murder.
You see a good deal of luminol prints where the blood may have been on the shoe but reduced as the person walked on carpet or other material - some of those footprints are not easily seen by the naked eye and luminol enhances the shoe print. Also, shoe prints on dark carpet - luminol enhances the print for shoe print matching.
The prosecutor's logic was that someone walked in MK's blood in her room, managed to clean up those footprints on the floor of MK's room, but after cleaning footprints from other locations in the flat as well, some of the "cleaned" footprint shapes glowed with very distinguishable shape under the light/luminol test while other "cleaned" footprints disappeared without a trace. Isn't that pretty much what you are willing to believe? How do you reconcile that?
Okay, but I thought we already estblished that AK's blood was NOT mixed with MK's blood?
Yes we did. AK's blood and dna mixed with Meredith's in several spots in the bathroom. AK's dna mixed with spot of Meredith's blood in Filomena's room.
I said exactly that in my original post but it may have not been clear.
Let's see:
AK's BARE footprints found in luminal in the hallway and to/in front of her room.
AK's blood and dna mixed with Meredith's in bathroom, and dna mixed with Meredith's blood in Filomena's room (maybe some on the way before boogie).
'Excuse' of no towels, limited lighting, naked 20 yr old female, open front door, blood drops on sink (maybe on floor too before boogie), poo in toilet, etc that I PLAINLY stated "I THINK" are excuses.
I already know you don't agree so why ask?
So you are saying now that AK's actual blood is mixed with Meredith's blood in the bathroom?
Isn't that correct Malkmus? Wasn't one place on the box of Q-tips?
Rudy claims he tried to staunch the bleeding from Meredith's wound, and there may be truth in this.Something did have to be wiped in MK's room if there are bloody towels in the room.
AK's blood and dna mixed with Meredith's in several spots in the bathroom.
One drop of Amanda's blood was found on the faucet I believe, not mixed with anyone else's dna. She attributed this to a recent ear piercing. None of the mixed blood/dna samples contained Amanda's blood.
So this statement is incorrect? Just trying to be clear.
So what was the one on the Q-tips?
I recall there being 5 different places with 'mixtures' of either AK's blood or dna mixed with Meredith's dna (blood).
so are you saying that this discounts this???Whether he called a few minutes before or a few minutes after is irrelevant to me since I believe the postal police were driving around looking for the cottage in the area... not sure of it's exact location. I believe RS spotted them either while they were nearing the cottage walking to it or just after they both arrived at the cottage (AK's second trip).
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