If so, how can that possibly work when it's the same crime and within the context of the evidence, much of which applies to him just as with Knox (the lack of alibi, strange behaviour at the crime scene, genetic and footprint traces left at crime scene, evidence for multiple attackers and staging and so on)? It seems to me, his appeal, the very foundation of it, is a complete mess.
This guy Michael site administrator with 15000 posts reckons this gets the verdict across the line.
Only one word, genetic, seems to be even relevant
And which reference to genetic for Sollecito?
The bra clasp?
It seems they continue to confuse the "crime scene" (the bedroom) and "the cottage". There were plenty of footprints and DNA of Amanda at the cottage where she lived and in the bathroom that she shared. Nothing in the actual crime scene.
