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At this late stage of the game, and since Raffaele clearly wasn't there during the murder, you'd need to be a total dipwad stupe to believe that Raffaele had left traces of himself in Meredith's bedroom, so there's nothing left to litigate.
Your Italian Supreme Ct mercifully pulled the plug since this debacle was getting embarrassing for most Italians of normal intelligence.
Clearly, you never got the memo, so you continue to thrash about like a 'Guilter' loon. Rather amusing, really.
Yes, right.
If you suggest that SC "pulled the plug" for political reasons, you are saying:
1) The SC decision was political (therefore, null).
2) The SC decision was manifestly contradictory.
RED HERRING since I NEVER said that the SC had "pulled the plug" for political reasons!
On March 27th your SC finally agreed with Hellmann that the prosecution of Amanda & Raffaele was a crock of B$, and that's why they pulled the plug, to mercifully end an embarrassing debacle.
If there were any politics involved in their March 27th decision I'm not aware of it, so I certainly would NOT claim it was a political decsion.
P.S. Any assumption that "clearly" Sollecito's wasn't there is beyond delusional, given that no court ever found in the merits anything like that, while the SC even pointed pout 530.2 (meaning that everything is all but "clear").
Of course, to you this is just a petitio principii, it's all circular: since your assumption is it was clear he wasen't there, than there is no need to search for possible evidence.
Raffaele clearly wasn't there on the night of the murder since there was ZERO credible evidence that he had left his apartment that night.
Not one security cam had caught Raffaele (nor Amanda) out and about that night. There was ZERO electronic evidence they had left Raffaele's apartment, and there was ZERO evidence that Amanda or Raffaele had any communications with Guede on the night of the murder, nor in the weeks before the murder.
Your only claimed evidence linking Raffaele with the murder is that Stefanoni (the LIAR) had detected DNA from a few cells of Raffaele's on Meredith's bra-clasp, when that bra-clasp was improperly collected 47 days AFTER the murder.
If you feel that is evidence of Raffaele's involvement, then it is YOU who is delusional!
You loose one argument after another, what you say is manifestly devoid of consistence, however somehow you "think" you said something intelligent. This is a very strange mental process to observe.
You have lost every argument here over the past few months, which was to be expected since you've been using childish (or crazy) logic.
That you feel everyone else is NUTZ, with you being the only sane person present here, that is indicative of your ongoing mental issues.
What bolsters your idea, is, in fact, an assuption of a racist type, that is: that all what comes from the entire Italian justice system can be dismissed from the roots, and all trials, verdicts, testimonies and and courts can be just denied altogether, as if they never existed.
In regards to Meredith's murder, I fully accept Hellmann's written opinion.
I likewise generally accept the recent March 27th decision to exonerate both Amanda & Raffaele, but I'll need to read it before I say how logical it is.
Massei's opinion was a total joke with numerous errors. Nencini's decision was so awful that even your SC was forced to dump it.
All what exists in your mind is that clearly "my" Supreme Court had to pull the plug in order to comply with the idea of what you think was "clear" already based on your opinion, denying and dismissing everything that had come from the Italian justice system.
As noted above, I don't dismiss everything from your Italian justice system.
In the dark years after Hellmann was overturned, and after Nencini had pooped all over everything, I was indeed concerned and worried that your Italian legal system would never arrive at a just end, but I was pleasantly surprised when they finally got it right.
As it now stands, I fully support the final decision of your legal system, while you vehemently oppose it, so why am I the Italian race-hater?