LondonJohn
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Hello LondonJohn
I've enjoyed reading your posts.
6th December 2009 is the last time the OP has posted in this thread is all I'm sayin'.
Ahh I see! Sorry for my misinterpretation!!
Hello LondonJohn
I've enjoyed reading your posts.
6th December 2009 is the last time the OP has posted in this thread is all I'm sayin'.
Nobody argued they cleaned Meredith's bedroom.
Thanks, that was entertaining. It proves Rudy didn't lock the door since his prints don't resemble anything like the way or the places you stood.
PS: Mary H will be very upset with you for that. She was adamant that he locked it with his back to the door, rather then facing it.
Thanks, that was entertaining. It proves Rudy didn't lock the door since his prints don't resemble anything like the way or the places you stood.
You are incorrect. Please tell me where I am wrong with regard to the shoe print on the floor. It is a left shoe print from the front of Rudy's left shoe.
Apart from that footprint of Amanda's facing Meredith's door (combined with the fact they were the only ones who had reason to do do).
And others (myself included) are less concerned with whether or not Knox/Sollecito "did it", but instead argue that there might not have been enough credible evidence to convict them of the crime.
Apart from that footprint of Amanda's facing Meredith's door (combined with the fact they were the only ones who had reason to do do).
Pleas give me a logical explanation of how Amanda could have put that one footprint in front of the door? Do you think she hopped all over the cottage and only put her foot covered in blood on the floor one time to lock the door? Are you suggesting that scenario?
That print is an undated stain. It was most likely made from a wet foot coming out of the shower. It is almost a complete print. If that print was from blood, the entire foot would have had to be covered in blood. If that was the case, there would have been a lot of prints discovered from that foot. Unless of course you think Amanda hopped around the cottage.
You state that Amanda and Raffaele DID NOT clean up in Meredith's room. With your theory, if the prints discovered with luminal are blood, then Amanda and Raffeele both hopped out of the murder room. This is not logical.
There is no proof that the luminol print outside the door belongs to Amanda. There is no proof the luminol print was made in blood. The print is not dated.
So when did Rudy walk through the hallway with his shoe/sock off?
Have you not made the claim that at least one of the bare footprints in the hallway belongs to Rudy, and not Raffaele as proposed by the Prosecution? (footprints 2, and/or 3, on your website, if I'm not mistaken)Who said Rudy walked through the hall in his bare feet? You are completely changing the subject because Fulcanelli has been backed into a corner. He stated that no clean up occurred in Meredith's room. He also believes that the luminol prints are set in blood. For both of these to be true, Amanda and Raffaele would have had to hop out of Meredith's room. We all know that is not a logical theory.
There is no proof that the luminol stains are blood. It is highly unlikely that anyone's bare foot could have been covered in that much blood to make almost complete footprints without tracking around a lot more blood. Those luminol prints were most likely made with a wet foot coming out of the shower. These prints are not dated. The bleach that is found in bathroom cleaners would be detectable for months with luminol.
Who said Rudy walked through the hall in his bare feet? You are completely changing the subject because Fulcanelli has been backed into a corner. He stated that no clean up occurred in Meredith's room. He also believes that the luminol prints are set in blood. For both of these to be true, Amanda and Raffaele would have had to hop out of Meredith's room. We all know that is not a logical theory.
There is no proof that the luminol stains are blood. It is highly unlikely that anyone's bare foot could have been covered in that much blood to make almost complete footprints without tracking around a lot more blood. Those luminol prints were most likely made with a wet foot coming out of the shower. These prints are not dated. The bleach that is found in bathroom cleaners would be detectable for months with luminol.
It is shown that cleaning a glazed tile surface with bleach-based cleaners produced levels of luminol CL indistinguishable from that of haemoglobin, thus compromisingthe evidentiary value of the bloodstain. It is noted, however, that bleach interference dissipates after ~ 8 h.
I was under the impression that the effects of bleach on luminol tailed off after a few hours to the point that bleach was not detectable.
http://www.forensictv.net/Downloads...he_forensic_luminol_test_by_creamer_et_al.pdf
I was under the impression that the effects of bleach on luminol tailed off after a few hours to the point that bleach was not detectable.
http://www.forensictv.net/Downloads...he_forensic_luminol_test_by_creamer_et_al.pdf


Household cleaners that contain bleach degrade at a much slower rate than pure hypochlorate (chlorine bleach). So they likely would be detectable for months.
It should be clear that Amanda and Raffaele would only use very special bleach.
Any evidence for this, because I just checked my bathroom and kitchen cleaners (different brands) and they both contain sodium hyporchlorite, and very little else.
I'll add, why would a manufacture make a product with a poisonous ingredient that stays around on surfaces for months?
Your believe comment would be referring to a clean up effort that was never proven.
The prints were most likely made by wet feet coming out of the shower. household cleaners that contain bleach degrade at a much slower rate than pure hypochlorate (chlorine bleach). So they likely would be detectable for months.