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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As someone who believed in her total innocence, I watched the Netflix documentary last night and now have some serious doubts/questions.  I don't think that she actually killed Meredith, but I do think that she was involved/has additional knowledge:

-- Amanda says that she came home to the cottage in the morning and the door was wide open, but she went inside and took a shower, brushing off the blood stains in the bathroom and only becoming nervous when she saw the feces in the toilet.  This makes no sense.  Why wouldn't she have immediately yelled for her roommates, gone to their room, called their cell phones, etc. when she found the door wide open -- or at a minimum checked all the rooms to make sure that there was no one in the house before taking a shower?

-- Amanda said that she didn't know Rudy well and that she didn't even know his name, but Rudy knew Amanda and her name well enough to say in his Skype chat that she wasn't there and wasn't involved?  Also, if he really did it, why would he say this?

-- She says that it was a burglary gone wrong, but Rudy knew Amanda and Meredith, as well as their house, so why would he target their house?  Also, the broken window and purported point of entry make no sense.

-- Why would Rudy have locked Meredith's door?  Also, while I am not sure about Mignini's theory re men never covering their victims, it is odd that Rudy would fail to flush the toilet, but covered Meredith before leaving. 
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I don't any of that compelling. 
She was smoking pot, so her judgement was impaired. She didn't think about the door being open, because she wasn't thinking much at all. 
Of course a man knew their names. Two attractive young foreigners. I've often found men knew about me well before they were on my radar. 
Not flushing the toilet... he committed a crime that was likely not premeditated. He made mistakes. Not only common, but expected. [/quote]

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