Here's the retrocausality for all to see, it's a reprint of something I did 8 ISF pages ago, which obviously was not read:
Here is what Sollecito writes in Honor Bound about the issue of what he remembers about his own and Amanda's movements in criticial times - the point being, at the times in question he had no inkling at all that this was in the future going to be dissected ad nauseum.
Please also note, I will leave it to others to find out, in Honor Bound, why he still asserts his alibi while in the strictest most literal sense he does not remember.
The point being at the critical time, at his interrogation, he was actually pointed away from remembering.....
Honor Bound p. 53 (Sollecito's Nov 5/6 interrogation):
I told them that one day blended into another in my mind. Perhaps we'd gone shopping the day before. What did I know?
"You need to remember what you did," one of them admonished.
They asked if Amanda had gone out that night, and on the spur of the moment, I couldn't say. Was November 1 a Tuesday or Thursday? I asked. Because I knew she worked at Le Chic on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
I noticed a calendar in the room and asked if I could consult it.
"Don't touch the calendar!" one of them said sharply. The suddenness of this startled me.
Was November 1 the day Amanda spent the evening out and I stayed home? (I was thinking of Halloween)..... somehow I had the two muddled in my head and I couldn't sort it out. As the interrogation continued, I offered both scenarios.
Honor Bound p. 78 (Sollecito's appearance before Matteini):
Perhaps the worst moment came when I was asked, for the umpteenth time, if Amanda had gone out on the night of the murder. I still had no clarity on this and could not answer the judge's repeated questions without sounding evasive.
"I can't... I can't..." I mumbled at one point.
"Yes, no - or I can't remember," she admonished. "Those are your three options."
"I can't remember exactly."
(Matteini then admonishes Raffaele that he must remember, because she told him his shoe prints had been found near Meredith's bed - a factoid later shown not to be true, but which at the time caused Raffaele to believe he was in a fight for his life. From this distance he now sees that they were "catching him out" on so-called facts, which were anything but.)
Page 87 recounts how, while in jail, Raffaele simply did not have access to basic information. Once he got access to TV, one thing he saw, claimed that after leaving his apartment on the morning of Nov 2, that Amanda had met with an Argentinian to go to a laundromat to wash clothes; something Raffaele thought, at the time himself in prison, was true because he had no access to any other information - or else why would the media be reporting it! It was a slow learning curve to realize that, from within prison, the media were in a frenzy about this.
