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So if she were guilty, accusing him would be a foolhardy thing to do as she would have believed witnesses could place him at his bar that evening.
Yeah. There are multiple reasons why a guilty Knox wouldn't have blamed Patrick. Another one is that they staged a break-in, admitting you invited the killer in through the front door would undermine your staging and kind of give the game away. If Knox was that compromised and broken obviously Rudy's name would be coming out pretty quickly.
Nothing about the interrogation from either the side, the police or Knox, makes sense in the context of an honest interrogation of a guilty suspect. On the other hand, a coercive interrogation of an innocent suspect explains:
-Why the interrogation wasn't recorded and/or the tapes of it never leaked
-Why Knox named Patrick and not Rudy
-Why Knox ignored that Raff removed her alibi
-Why Knox said she invited the killer in through the front door, despite staging a break-in
-Why the police beat Patrick and called him a dirty black that deserved the electric chair, despite having only a confused statement from an obvious liar
-Why the police said Amanda only told them what they already knew to be correct at the press conference
-Why Mignini shuffled around the statements and presented the altered statements to the arresting judge
-Why the police admitted they told Knox she had trauma induced amnesia
The PGP have to ignore all this or view it as an increasingly improbable series of unfortunate events that amalgamated incidentally and successively into corroborating Knox's version of the interrogation that helped her eventual release and exoneration. Totally delusional.