Did you honestly think I was talking about the entire MOF case? Do I really need to spell everything out for you to get it? Then you still won't get it. You will just ask another question. Nothing is ever answered with you. Fool is appropriate.
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Many of the more veteran posters (and readers!) here are relatively familiar with the MoF case, and also with the Narducci case.
However, my impression is that your site is not oriented towards people who are already familiar with those cases and also the Meredith Kercher murder case. In fact, we are the ones who are identifying and challenging you on the many inaccuracies and false insinuations you make on your website.
Your target audience isn't us, it's the public at large which hasn't yet come to know the many details of the Meredith Kercher case, or - as you would probably have it - the Amanda Knox InjusticeinPerugia case. (Who cares about that British "prissy" - in Charlie Wilkes' words - who got killed? What was her name? If she hadn't died, Amanda wouldn't be where she is now)
Bruce, I have an honest request for you:
1) print out the text from your webpage on Giuliano Mignini.
2) take it to the supermarket.
3) find a shopper who isn't familiar with the Kercher case, nor the MoF case, nor the Narducci case (should be relatively easy)
4) ask said shopper to read your page
5) ask said shopper what this Prosecutor Mignini's apparent role in this "Monster of Florence" case which is referred to on your printout
I have a feeling that 10 times out of 10, the shopper will say "well, it looks like this Mr. Mignini was the prosecutor of that case".
And while that reply may have FOA and Entourage operatives smiling and feeling that they are achieving their objectives, at the same time that reply demonstrate a poor dedication to communicating the truth.