Did you believe Amanda Knox was guilty?
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Anonymous
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Did she act weird?
I don't know. If someone had been murdered that I had only known a couple weeks, I wouldn't be super upset. I'd be upset, but I doubt I'd cry about it. |
Anonymous
Wow. |
Anonymous
Agreed. I would be scared and shocked. She barely knew the victim. |
Anonymous
Wow what? You get worked over people you barely know? I had a co worker pass really unexpectedly a few years ago. Some people really went over the deep end about it. These were people with I was sad for her and her family. She was robbed of a lot of life and it really made me take stock. I didn't get all weepy about it. It wasn't about me, and I didn't make it about me. My guess is that she didn't really wrap her brain around the violent nature of what happened. Not sure I would have either. |
Anonymous
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^^^ meant to write.
These were people that barely knew her... |
Anonymous
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She did cry. When she was taken back to the house and Mignini had her look in the knife drawer to see if any were missing the reality hit her and she started crying and hitting the sides of her head- she was overwhelmed. Of course the prosecutor took this, along with everything she did, as evidence of guilt. He said that she was hearing Meredith's screams in her head.
She also cried multiple other times. The prosecutor actually questioned the other people present when the body was found to determine whether Knox cried, when she cried, how much she cried. Yes, she was seen crying but the way she went about it was used against her. |
Anonymous
Meredith was brutally murdered. And she wasn't a random stranger whose death was reported on the news. This was her roommate and the murder occurred in her home. Most normal people would be very upset over that. You don't need to be BFF with someone to find that scenario horrifying and for it to be very upsetting. So yea, Wow. Something is definitely off with you that you wouldn't view that as super upsetting. But your responses speak volumes. |
Anonymous
Meh. |
Anonymous
WTF |
Anonymous
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If she is not guilty:
Why was Sollecito's DNA on Meredith's bra straight? Why was Amanda and Meredith's DNA on a knife at Sollecito's home? |
Anonymous
Do you have a link that shows those things were legit evidence? I thought that was all proven to be false. |
Anonymous
I stand by it. |
Anonymous
You need to watch the Netflix documentary. Sollecito's DNA was found in such a minuscule amount on the bra clasp, it would be the equivalent of you walking into a room, sneezing or coughing and some of your DNA ends up on a piece of clothing on the floor. He was in the room briefly. Had he actually been involved in the murder, his and Knox's DNA would've been all over that room, and it wasn't. Rudy Guede's DNA was everywhere in that room. Knox's DNA was found on the handle of a kitchen knife in the kitchen, because she had used it to cut food at some point. Automatically that becomes the murder weapon in the police's mind. Meredith's DNA was found in such a tiny amount on the blade of that knife that it mostly likely got there from transfer DNA. The police laid out all these pieces of evidence next to each other so most likely one object with blood touched another. Had she actually been murdered with that knife, Meredith's DNA would be all over the blade. It wasn't. |
Anonymous
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I think the violent nature of the crime in the apartment where I was residing would have had me more upset than the death of a roommate I wasn't close to.
You have no idea how you might react in an upsetting circumstance. I think she went a little numb, honestly. The footage I've seen of her at the crime scene while to police were inside her apartment, she looked dazed. |
Anonymous
| Whose s*it was in the toilet? Ok another note -is Amanda really HIV+ Or was that some kind of scare tactic? |