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Yes, indeed. My point is that one would rebut one argument by showing the video and listing out requirements to change gloves and use disposable tweezers. Rebutting the other argument would be done differently.
There is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind
The alleged meaning of "Burleigh passage" is only a straw man by which you attempt to attack me.
There is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind. Knox was alone, was a narcissistic, everything is in plain sight.
You don't need to try desperately cherry pick one just in an attempt to pose as if you got something against Machiavelli. I know you are frustrated, but you don't need to always let it out in a so childish fashion.
No, it is not made up.
I'll tell you something: the passage from Burleigh's book is irrelevant to my conclusion.
If you don't find that passage, never mind. It doesn't change anything. As I said, there is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind.
I'll tell you something: the passage from Burleigh's book is irrelevant to my conclusion.
There is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind
The alleged meaning of "Burleigh passage" is only a straw man by which you attempt to attack me.
There is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind. Knox was alone, was a narcissistic, everything is in plain sight.
You don't need to try desperately cherry pick one just in an attempt to pose as if you got something against Machiavelli. I know you are frustrated, but you don't need to always let it out in a so childish fashion.
Then why did you feel the need to make it up?
There is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind
The alleged meaning of "Burleigh passage" is only a straw man by which you attempt to attack me.
There is a huge number of reports and sources about Knox's personality, reports and sources of every kind. Knox was alone, was a narcissistic, everything is in plain sight.
You don't need to try desperately cherry pick one just in an attempt to pose as if you got something against Machiavelli. I know you are frustrated, but you don't need to always let it out in a so childish fashion.
I didn't make up anything.

LMAO Of course it's made-up. You don't know Amanda and don't actually know anyone who knows her. All you have is anecdotal stories most of which are highly incredulous and observations from a distance. This is the height of narcissism and arrogance. I'm flabbergasted that anyone would persist with declarations that one simply could not know.
You see Machiavelli, unlike you I KNOW what I don't know and I don't base judgments of others on superficial or third party info. I also wouldn't make up stories about them which you continue to do.
Name one from someone in the US that actually knows her. I challenge you to do that. (...)
Those stories are caled witnesses reports. They are absolutely credible and detailed. But that's not the only thing we have. We (observers) also have the whole of Knox's writings, her declarations in court, interviews and books, and direct observations of her behaviour.
But tell me, by the way, what do the innocentisti know about Mignini? About Stefanoni? About the Supreme Court?
And what about posters who make up even word declinations?
What about claiming about "media frenzy" by newspapers they have never known? Do the innocentisti crowd know about what the Italian newspapers actually said about the things they brag about, like say, bleach receipts?
Do the innocentisti know the people they accuse of pushing "satanic theories" or other things? Do they know anything of the legal and social context they go on judgeing and accusing?
How does this crowd dare to object that a citizen states his opinion about Knox's personality?
I didn't make up anything.
So if you have all this information, why do you make stuff up?
Surely you would object if I told you that I'd heard somewhere, possibly in a book, that Mignini spent his weekends at an adult baby club? This has the same amount of truth as what you claim about AK
This is absolutely false. It has been already shown that such narrative about Stefanoni’s statements is a lie, Kaosium only refuses to accept it.
The truth is Stefanoni declared immediately, on her first hearing (Oct. 2008) that “we tried several kinds of tests” on the luminol stains but by “trials they did in their laboratories” they know that those tests on latent stains “most often yield a false negative”.
It is not true that said “we only laid luminol there” when asked about a trace, but (this was one of the subsequent instances) there was one moment when lawyer Maori (IIRC) using a laser pointer on a picture asked her if on a specific point (below the door) they “laid other chemical substances”.
Besides this, let’s not forget that defence expe rt prof. Potenza was assisting the testing session in the corridor on Dec. 17.
Let’s not forget that the prosecution answered “yes” to the defence request and offered to give the documents themselves.
Let’s also not forget that nobody among prosecution or Stefanoni was found having lied in court about such tests. Your statement above "they lied about in court" - one of the many, delusional innocentisti myths - is manifestly unfounded and false.
Name one from someone in the US that actually knows her. I challenge you to do that. After all Amanda has lived in the US for all but 4 years of her life. I am not it is reasonable to quote guards at a prison or Meredith's friends who barely spent any time with her. So please tell us about school mates at Seattle Prep or at the UW. You won't be able to.... So my question to you is "why not"?
Except its somehow more believable.
Maybe you dreamt it, along with the girl-on-girl sexytime stuff![]()
As I showed, there is even an eloquent - and quite equivalent - account of that episode in their own books.
Sollecito's report that "She wanted to go out with Meredith that night, but didn't answer her sms".
Look, he even tells us that explicitly. But how could he even know about it, or put it in his story, if that "refusal" was unimportant?
As I showed, there is even an eloquent - and quite equivalent - account of that episode in their own books.
Sollecito's report that "She wanted to go out with Meredith that night, but didn't answer her sms".
Look, he even tells us that explicitly. But how could he even know about it, or put it in his story, if that "refusal" was unimportant?
