BobTheDonkey
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The establishment of motive is not required to either charge, try or convict someone of murder.
Exactly.
Motive is, in nearly any case, purely speculative. Only in a case where the defendant admits guilt should we expect motive to be anything other than speculation.
The argument that motive doesn't fit, or that the case falls apart due to lack of motive, I think, comes from people who just want to understand how someone could do the horrible things that were done to Meredith.
Unfortunately, that is something we'll maybe never really know and denial of the act due to a "lack of motive" or disagreement with the Prosecution's presented motive does not, in any way, invalidate the mountain of evidence against Amanda and Raffaele.