RW didn't quite get the car on the 31st but yes I've wondered a lot about Koko. Didn't remember him claiming to talk to the tow truck driver. Wonder if he knew that before it became public.
Recently reading Rudi's Guede's interview I was reminded that he worked at some agricultural place that I think Koko also worked at.
I pretty sure they knew each other. It's a connection for Guede to Koko and vice versa. Why this hasn't been a bigger focus always was a mystery to me.
Hey Bill maybe its too obvious.
Greetings
Grinder,
I do seem to recall that Koko knew of this before it was made public.
But I could be wrong, as I've been before...
I've got this info in my folders:
dated Oct. 17, 2008;
Mystery car was parked outside Meredith Kercher murder house, claims witness
Link:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...dith-Kercher-murder-house-claims-witness.html
The fresh evidence came to light as Rudy Guede, 21, one of three people accused of killing Miss Kercher in the hill town of Perugia last year, returns to court where he is on trial for murder.
The witness, a mechanic called Gianfranco Lombardi, had been called out to recover a broken down vehicle near the cottage in which the Leeds University student was found stabbed to death on the night of November 1.
While loading the vehicle onto his truck, Lombardi noticed a "dark car" parked in the sloping driveway which leads down to the cottage, on Perugia's Via della Pergola, a winding lane with sweeping views of the Umbrian countryside.
Raffaele Sollecito, an Italian IT graduate who along with Guede and American student Amanda Knox is accused of murdering Miss Kercher, owned a black car at the time of the murder.
But a prosecution witness, an Albanian immigrant named Hekuran Kokomani, who says he saw the three accused outside the cottage on the night of the murder, also drove a dark coloured car.
The mechanic, whose name has not been released, told police that the gate across the driveway was ajar.
"I was called out and got to the place around 11 o'clock. I helped the owners of the broken down car and as I was loading it onto my tow truck I noticed a car parked on the drive way," the mechanic told detectives.
"It was dark in colour. I'm not sure of the model but it was switched off. I didn't notice anyone inside. It took me eight to 10 minutes to load up but I didn't see anyone coming or going."
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Weird, these old newspaper reports,
for they mention the tow truck drivers name, then a few paragraphs later, state that his name has not been released.
And yet ol'
Vixen believes most everything form them old newspaper reports, hahaha...
Here is an Italian newspaper report, I think,
about Hekuran Kokomani that I've kept for some reason,
maybe it's worth tryin' to get a translation from it, it's kinda long in story:
http://www.tgcom24.mediaset.it/cronaca/articoli/articolo427151.shtml