Machiavelli
Philosopher
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Preposterous speculation. Whom here, aside from your two sycophants, do you think cares about your "suspicion"? For which you, predictably, have no evidence.
And who should care about your suspicion or "belief" that Guede committed a post mortem sexual abuse?
There is no evidence about any of your contradictory speculations.
These streaks were caused by: 1) Ms. Kercher's own body, as Guede moved it so he could better violate it, and/or 2) the efforts with towels Guede admitted to have made, in reality so he could either a) rape the dying girl less messily, and/or b) in a stupidly hopeless, post-frenzy effort, attempt to staunch her blood and save himself from a murder rap.
Moved it from where? Since we know where she received the fatal stab.
But anyway, why should your speculations have any merit? Look how those elements are compatible with Knox and Sollecitos' guilt as well, and how in fact you admit that a post-delictum activity was performed, and then look at the contradictions of your scenario instead.
Yes, yes, for once you should be clear. There is no convincing evidence of Knox or Sollecito in the murder room. You must first place them there for it to make any sense whatsoever that they left traces of blood from their person in any clean-up effort, whatsoever.
Actually, I believe exactly the opposite: what is damning for Knox and Sollecito is the evidence of their subsequent presence in the house, and the evidence that the murderer(s) came back on the scene some time after the murder, washed themselves, performed an activity of altering the scene.
This is in fact what comes first and foremost in my mind. This is what evidence is from my perspective.
As evidenced by the torn material on the bra strap, Guede tore off the bra strap. This obviously caused the "crooked" metal.
Well not that "obvious", if you consider details like that you would need two hands to do torn the bra and anyway you would first try to open it starting from the clasp; and also that as a matter of facts, Sollecito's DNA was found on the metal hook (while Guede's was not).
There are also several other physical elements about the bra (like for example, that we know the locations in the room where Meredith was stabbed the first and the secodn time, we can see she had changed her position, we can see that the right shoulder of the bra was soaked with blood and not the left side even if the fatal wound was on the left, etc.)
