Machiavelli
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Of course Vinci cannot beat your professional 99% confidence assesment
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But maybe could beat yours.
Not your faith. If he described the trace of a spook you would believe him.
Of course Vinci cannot beat your professional 99% confidence assesment
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Of course he used a reference picture with a perpendicular metric tapes visible, which he precisely analysed in 3d.
What Rinaldi did instead, was simply make the tiles roughly rectangular (maybe by transforming the pic in photoshop) that's not the same as proper perspective correction.
When cross examined by the defense, Rinaldi was totally unable to explain himself, that's a fact.
Hasn't a big part of Amanda's defense been the lack of her DNA in Meredith's bedroom? Yet now, they want to present evidence that someone (the gangster's brother) could have murdered Meredith and left ZERO DNA or any other evidence!
If the gangster's brother could have murdered Meredith without leaving DNA then so could Amanda. What is the defense thinking?
I could be wrong but I think Amanda first mentioned the bathmat thing in an interrogation in early December, before the luminol tests were carried out (and certainly before she knew the footprints would be attributed to her).
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ETA You said identical? That is a bit of a stretch, is it not?
And who produced the prints, and how, during the previous weaks? And why those people don't remember of such an unusual behaviour? And in what substance? And why they all resisted floor cleaning? And if the substance and the methods were common, why there are no other such traces in the rest of the house (instead there are similar bloody prints on the bathmat)?
I think your scenario is a bit too short of details. You shall better explain what is your idea to fit this data.
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"We do know that the second presumptive test was negative for blood and that is a test that rarely gives a false negative".
How rarely? On wht dilutions? And do you know the methodologies of emply of TMB test? And in what the assessment of "negative" consists?
DNA from Meredith was found some in luminol traces and mixed with Amanda's DNA. Those traces were not prints, but the substance ws the same (as the light frequence is identical in all traces, this can be taken as reference: it is the same substance)
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Do you realize the bathmat shuffle story was elaborated in court in a dialogue with her lawyers?
Do you at least realize there is a crushing set of evidence, or not?
What makes you think that there has to be single, complete theory that explains the crime in order to convict?
I think you are right and Machiavelli is wrong
And, just curious, what method did Vinci use to measure the print in the dark picture?
Yes I say identical to emphasize they are compatible not by a single measurement, but over a whole array of measurments, a combination of features. They are identical within an error below significance (a non significant error is an error not affecting the outcome).
Wrong on what?
I never said nothing in contrast to katy's assertion. Read better what I write (and note what I do not write)
Do you realize the bathmat shuffle story was elaborated in court in a dialogue with her lawyers?
Meredith's DNA was found in the blob on the floor in Filomena's room, the rest were not footprints and can be attributed to Rudy. The prosecution failed to prove they were blood and failed to prove who made them and failed to proved even when they were made.
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Wrong on what?
I never said nothing in contrast to katy's assertion. Read better what I write (and note what I do not write)
Wrong on this:
Everybody else failed to propose a scenario in order to logically construct a doubt they are blood, and you fail too.
I agree they are probably female and that Amanda can't be excluded. Other than that there is no way anybody can make the claim they are identical, in my opinion.
Everybody else failed to propose a scenario in order to logically construct a doubt they are blood, and you fail too.
This shows you are reading what you want.
Amanda said on December 18. she "used the bathmat to go to her room". She mentioned this. I always said that he mentioned this the first time on December 18. It was still a in vague terms though.
But this was elaborated during the dialogue in court with her lawyers. Meaning it was made more detailed, more elaborate. In this dialogue Amanda and her lawyers higlighted further elements to stress that she produced the luminol prints right on that occasion.
This shows you are reading what you want.
Amanda said on December 18. she "used the bathmat to go to her room". She mentioned this. I always said that he mentioned this the first time on December 18. It was still a in vague terms though.
But this was elaborated during the dialogue in court with her lawyers. Meaning it was made more detailed, more elaborate. In this dialogue Amanda and her lawyers higlighted further elements to stress that she produced the luminol prints right on that occasion.