Kevin_Lowe
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So, what you are saying is that you have no evidence to produce of Amanda calling a drug dealer or that this alleged drug dealer supplied her with drugs? Is that it?
Notwithstanding your last sentence, this press report quotes a police source stating that Guede and Amanda were in phone contact before and after the murder. It is wrong, of course. But, in any case, there is no mention of drugs.
So, either produce some evidence of an early report about drugs and dealers in relation to Amanda, cite calls from her phone records, or else withdraw your allegations.
I would go so far as to say that the claim that Amanda Knox and Rudy Guede were in phone contact prior to the murder could be substantiated, it would be the greatest pro-guilt breakthrough in the history of the case since Massei.
An impassable barrier to a coherent pro-guilt narrative has always been that Knox and Guede had minimal prior contact and a major language barrier, because Amanda's Italian was terrible at the time and Guede spoke no English. So how on Earth are they supposed to have spontaneously conspired in some kind of bizarre three-way murder plot and cover-up? Did they play Charades?
If Knox and Guede were in fact constantly on the phone to each other it would solve the whole problem at a stroke.
However that's exactly the problem. It's too good to be true. If the claim was true and supported it would have been a central plank of the pro-guilt position from the first. The fact that it has not been, and that absolutely nowhere in Massei/Christiani or any other court document is this claim even mentioned proves that in fact the police never had any such evidence. Or if they did, the Marriot Freemason Conspiracy Supertanker made it disappear and then they used Men In Black memory erasure devices to make all the police forget it ever existed.