It was a ticket for noise. You can call it what ever you want to call it but it is what it is and what it isn't is important.
Oh. Okay.
It was a ticket for noise. You can call it what ever you want to call it but it is what it is and what it isn't is important.
Oh. Okay.
the time frame is 6 weeks (I may have laundry to do that's older) - she barely knew any of these men (she slept with RS the day she met him, for example)
you forgot the middle aged stranger on the train - that makes at least 3
you are also giving Knox a charitable interpretation of her ex post facto editing of the list of 7 names from "in Italy" to "in General"
you are also eliding the fact that (per Nadeau's book) even Knox's 6 days with RS were not monogamous - she had a little fun with Danny boy in the middle of those 6 days
LiamG,
Amanda's saying that Meredith f*** bled to death was not making fun of Meredith. It was an insensitive thing to say to Meredith's friends, IMO. However, I think she was trying to get the point across that Meredith probably did suffer in her final few minutes, and her friends should be under no illusions about that. The cartwheel issue is disputed; I personally think that Amanda was stretching when a policeman saw her, and the cop might have asked her about other stretches or yoga poses. I would write more, but my shoulder is acting up.
So you agree, that this was behaviour characteristic of a sociopath?I thought her behavior was odd as well.
I don't see that as proof of her guilt but I do understand how the police thought it was suspicious and I also understand why they investigated and questioned her. I don't believe she is guilty and I think the reason she is in prison is that the police decided she was guilty based strictly on her behavior. I believe they coerced an incriminating statement and false accusation from her and tried their best to make flimsy evidence look as though it were solid.
Of course there's a court record. How else would anyone know Amanda had paid the fine? In fact all this seems to be is a record of payment, nothing else.
Whatever 'your' jurisdiction is, it sure ain't Seattle or i would have thought an up and coming lawyer would be on his way to work by now after a hard night's forum posting.
I still don't see any way to class this citation as a conviction.
Case Details
Case Number: 202557635
Case Type: IN
Case Category:
Case Status: CLSE
End Date:
Filing Date: 7/2/2007
File Location: REC
Total Obligation Due: $0.00
Defendant Name: AMANDA MI KNOX
Defense Attorney:
Arraignment Waiver Date:
Attorney Waiver Date:
Jurisdiction End Date:
Jury Waiver Date:
Police Incident#:
Amount in Collection:
* Charges
* Citations
* Hearings
* Events
* Obligations
Sequence # Violation Desc. Plea Finding Disposition Code Dismissal Reason Close Date
1 RESIDENTIAL DISTURBANCE C PD Jul 07, 2007
3 lines, even worse.
Must be great to ask questions and then answer them yourself. As for 4 lines, I'm not sure they are warranted.
Notice the word "FINDING"?
That's the COURT's finding (C = "Offense Committed")
To wit, pursuant to a POLICE-issued citation, the Municipal Court of Seattle 'found' that Knox violated the Seattle Municipal Code (duly enacted LAWS), and imposed a penalty.
Police. Court. Unlawful Conduct. Penalized.
~ 4 months BEFORE the murder.
Score 1 for the Antisocial PD theory.
I know that YOU know that's not going to help you to legitimately/ persuasively counter my assertion.
The Seattle Municipal Court's record of the conviction is there for anyone who cares to have a look:
The Court found that the offense had been committed by Knox and penalized her with a fine.
So there it is:
Pre-homicide antisocial conduct recognized, and penalized, by an AMERICAN Court of Law.
(Why not just admit that Knox's behavior is 'consistent with' the notion that she was beginning to show the signs and symptoms of a personality disorder? The Seattle conviction, sex with (at least) 3 strangers in 6 weeks and the abuse of street drugs to the point of memory loss, certainly don't militate in favor of ruling it out.)
It really doesn't help your point when you lie and exaggerate. Making false claims about a young women's sex life so you can call her a slut is especially nasty and juvenile.
I shouldn't need to remind you that this is JREF, not middle school.
It was a ticket for noise. You can call it what ever you want to call it but it is what it is and what it isn't is important.
Oh. Okay.


Lie? Exaggerate?
"Slut"?1
"Nasty" / "Juvenile" ?!
You've just committed the 2 sins I've been (wrongfully) accused of:
1) you lied and exaggerated: I made no false claims (are you saying Nadeau is wrong?) and I did not call Knox any names, much less, a "slut"
2) you called ME names!
This does not meet the standards set by many of the brighter JREF posters.
but more than enough to do away with all of this happy horse**** about an All-American angel who just NEVER in a million years could get involved in a drug-fueled rape prank gone wrong
THREE lines? Are you sure? I assume you are classing a 'line' as a 'sentence'. Sorry to point out some rather poor mathematical skills, but I think you will find that I wrote TWO 'lines'.
The other quotes were not from me - you should make it clear who you are responding to...unless, of course, you also don't know how to multiquote, along with the poor arithmetic. If multi-quoting is too difficult for you, you could simply put the person's name in bold and then underline it? That way, the quotes do not appear as if they were from ME.
Hope you understand.
Thanks.
It's very interesting that the Sollecito family very publicly figured out the shoe print match to Guede (and the attendant mismatch to Sollecito) by January 2008. Rinaldi's report then came out in April 2008 - in which he was conveniently able to claim that he had always disagreed with the prosecution's previous "expert", Ippolito, about the shoe print being that of Sollecito.
In my latest pic the actual size of the Raffaele's print is only 97 bathmat pic's millimeters. 1,03:1 ratio would make it 96 mm. While Rinaldi measures it as 99 mm. We can assume such a significant Rinaldi's error, but frankly, I don't think shaving another 1% would help. Most importantly it would not suddenly exclude Guede.
Line is translated into "Zeile" (german, my mother language.). The said passage, which I wrote in qutotation marks consists of "drei(three) Zeilen". Maybe row would be a better translation, but, well I`m not sure, I`m not a native English speaker, sorry.
As for your other advices, thanks, you are really smart.
the time frame is 6 weeks (I may have laundry to do that's older) - she barely knew any of these men (she slept with RS the day she met him, for example)
you forgot the middle aged stranger on the train - that makes at least 3
you are also giving Knox a charitable interpretation of her ex post facto editing of the list of 7 names from "in Italy" to "in General"
you are also eliding the fact that (per Nadeau's book) even Knox's 6 days with RS were not monogamous - she had a little fun with Danny boy in the middle of those 6 days
at best, it looks like you have a girl that increased the number of sex partners dramatically in the weeks leading up to the murder
some of the sex was unprotected
why the reckless behavior?
mental illness/ sociopathy coming to the fore? (it's onset tends to be in late teens to early 20's, I believe)
was weed all there was to it?
was RS (and/or others) introducing her to coke for the first time? (RS had a problem with coke and a record for possession
when was the last time someone abusing alcohol or drugs admitted to ALL of it - if they tell you a "little weed", it's either a LOT of weed, or just the tip of the proverbial iceberg
admit it, there's SMOKE here
lots of it
definitive?
NO
but more than enough to do away with all of this happy horse**** about an All-American angel who just NEVER in a million years could get involved in a drug-fueled rape prank gone wrong
[snip]
The entire point is that it's impossible to tell whose print is on that bath mat. I'm not alleging that it's definitely Guede's, or even that it's definitely not Sollecito's. I'm alleging that no positive identification can be made, and that any attempt to do so is pseudoscientific nonsense.
So I'm happy to say that I'm in complete agreement with you in that nobody can be certain whose print that is. However, you might or might not be aware that the court saw things differently in the first trial. And that's what this part of the discussion is all about.
I'm sure 'qutotation marks' was just a typo.
Okay, let's see what I (not you) wrote, shall we? Counting after each line, just so that it is easily understandable.
Must be great to ask questions and then answer them yourself.
That's ONE line.
As for 4 lines, I'm not sure they are warranted.
Okay. That's TWO lines now.
I guess (hope?) that it's clear enough for you to admit your basic error now.
You don't have to admit that you were wrong, of course. However, if you are going to maintain your stance as a 'guilter' and write out more rants like your earlier one, you might want to consider how much weight will be given to your statements if you cannot acknowledge basic errors.
Have a nice evening.
Is it fun to sugarcoat everything?
So you agree, that this was behaviour characteristic of a sociopath?
And what does this have to do with my post?