Yes, I believe that RG entered the cottage through the door and not through the window. I believe that he was allowed inside by AK on the evening of 01 NOV 2007. Reasoning: There is no evidence to support the claim that anyone entered the cottage through Filomena's window.
As for taking and keeping the keys:
Of all the things allegedly taken from the cottage on that night, only the keys, the cash, and the credit cards remain unaccounted for. The cell phones were found. If we assume that the same person or persons were responsible for all the missing items, then we can safely assume that all of them were discarded. We know the phones were. As for cash, that's fairly easy to dispose of. The credit cards? Who knows? Nobody has shown they were used after the murder so they were likely disposed of too. A real thief would have at least tried to use them; otherwise there's no reason to steal them.
That leaves us with the keys.
If the keys were to be retained for later use, that would mean the burglar (if there was one) intended to return to steal more things. In your scenario, the burglar (RG) instead went dancing after discarding Meredith's cell phones. When he returned (in your scenario) he took nothing further. Mighty odd behaviour for a burglar. He also left all the obvious clues to his presence, including his stool in the toilet and his DNA in the room where the victim lay dead.
So the evidence suggests that the keys were not retained for later use but discarded or disposed of like all the other things said to be taken.
By the way, in your scenario, RG took the cell phones but left no blood on them. How do you account for that? We know that AK must have washed up in the bathroom because her mixed DNA was found there. RG didn't wash up there.
Hi Stilicho,
More specualtion again, which you can safely ignore if you want to.
We both agree that Guede probably came in thru the front door.
You probably agree that more than 1 person was involved in the murder of Miss Kercher, correct? Well, so do I. I believe that this other person is the one that Miss Formica stated in court was not Rudy Guede. Possibly the same person that Mr. Alessi alludes to in his recorded interview, which the defense for Raffaele Sollecito wants to bring up in appeal. So who is this person?
Well I was reading this again, earlier today. It might be another clue to his identity:
Date: 6/28/2009 Title: "The Boy with the Ball in his hands."
This part caught my eye:
"On the other hand clues of a murder committed by more than one person still stand.
As we know a witness heard two people running after a scream. Another witness met, at 22:30, a black person, who wasn't Rudi, having the typical way of walking of someone who absolutely didn't have to be seen in his face and didn't have his voice to be heard.
Introna's reconstruction, then, as we have seen, doesn't really work and didn't prove why Meredith didn't have defense wounds.
Analyzing the B & A at the lawyers' office, then, in which Rudi is almost certainly involved, we have noticed the presence of a quasi professional thief able to disable the antitheft. The burglar located the antitheft and disabled the automatic phone calls it does, something like that. A circumstance that makes one think that the basketball player may have gone to steal there together with a more experienced thief. And the mini gang may have done the same at Meredith's place."
Link:
http://perugia-shock.blogspot.com/2009/06/boy-with-ball-in-his-hands.html
I was thinking that the person who might have been with Guede that night, that Miss Formica saw, was someone that Guede knew well.
You probably think that it was Raffaele and Amanda, I do not.
I wonder if the identity of that person is the same person that disconnected the "antitheft" as Frank Sfarzo calls it, at the lawyers office?
The same person that Mr. Alessi says Guede told him had stabbed Miss Kercher.
Could this be the person that murdered Miss Kercher?
If Guede did not stab Miss Kercher, but was there when it happened, maybe he didn't get blood on himself then. Running out of the apartment, he grabbed the phones and keys, which would answer your question as to why there was no blood on the phones.
If he did not physically stab Miss Kercher, he might not have even needed a shower to clean himself up to go out afterwards.
But if he did come back later after the bars/clubs closed down, broke the window to see if anyone was home, moved Miss Kercher and assaulted her then, well maybe that explains Guede getting blood on himself later. Who knows, maybe that's when he found her rent money too?
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