Okay, I am going to explain this to you very clearly. When Michelle wrote "His contacting us is how it started" she was referring to Steve's interviews.
You and your friends have developed a theory that I went out looking for a random FBI agent to mold into a mouthpiece for Injustice in Perugia. This is a ridiculous theory. Steve Moore is far too intelligent to let anyone tell him what he is supposed to think.
You claim that Michelle lied when she stated that Steve originally felt that Amanda and Raffaele were guilty. She said it was her that encouraged him to look more closely at the case. Michelle was telling the truth. This happened long before I ever met Steve and Michelle.
I was notified that a woman was posting comments on facebook that her husband was a retired FBI agent and he believed Amanda and Raffaele were innocent. It was her comments on facebook that led me to contact her. I asked her if her husband would like to get more actively involved.
Steve wrote a series of articles for Injustice in Perugia that eventually led to interviews.
Michelle said that it all happened in a "freakish bizarre way" because I found her from a couple of posts that she made on facebook. After I talked to her, Steve contacted me letting me know that he would like to help.
Your article is a perfect example of how misinformation is spread. You didn't research this at all. You took one blog post out of context and ran with it. You stated publicly that your goal was to "bring down Steve Moore." It's apparent that you aren't going to let the truth get in your way. Your goals in life sound vindictive to me but that's just my opinion. Looking at how you have chosen to twist the actual facts regarding Steve and Michelle, it's no surprise that you feel Amanda and Raffaele are guilty. If the truth isn't important, it's pretty easy to convince yourself of just about anything.
Pull the other one Bruce, it's got sleigh bells on it. The blog was yanked off the internet when the mistake was made public and then put back up several hours later with a different title but the content the same when it became clear the content had already been capped and there was no hiding it. It's flipping obvious to everyone involved. Your first sentence doesn't even make sense. It's positively Amandaesque in obscurity. By the way, did you see Edda's comment that speaking is not Amanda's thing but writing absolutely is. Bit of an error given Amanda was
reading her speech eh?
I think you did a smart thing getting an ex FBI employee involved. But you got the wrong one. Many people, and I include several pro-innocence people are uncomfortable with Moore's hyperbole and inability to address the evidence without gross exaggeration. For instance:
Why does Moore claim Amanda was "beaten"? As you know, she claims she was clipped over the head twice by someone she can't identify. Why the need for the gross exaggeration? Utterly ridiculous.
Why does Moore claim the interrogation was next to "waterboarding". A gross exaggeration of an interview versus torture. Ridiculous.
Why did Moore claim the interview was 14 hours when we know that the confession was made in an interview conducted between about 11pm to 2.15 / 2.30 am. Two and a half hours top. Why the need for gross distortion of the facts?
If you have right on your side, you don't need to make stuff up.
Why did Moore claim her had reviewed all of the documentary evidence and then go on to withdraw it? Many people would believe it's because he can't help himself over-exaggerating but got caught out.
It is quite incredible that Moore appeared unable to remember Meredith Kercher's name in early interviews. Whose script was he going off?
Why is Moore's career history so obscure? How did he end up being a helicopter pilot? Why does he claim he "took down" a serious criminal when in fact that criminal turned himself in on an unsolicited basis. Gross personal exaggeration tells you something about a man's character.
I can also tell you, with 20+ years of experience I know of not one single law enforcement professional or lawyer in the same circumstances who would not read the judge's report when seeking to assist the overturn of a judgement. It is absolutely
incredible that he didn't and in fact was proud to boast of it on television. This is a massive indication of lack of credibility. It doesn't matter if you disagree with Massei, it is critical to understand the case against the defendant if you seek to overturn it. This was the biggest indication of someone who lacks credibility.
I've left Steve be for now. He's doing more harm to Amanda's case than not as evidenced by
her own lawyers stating they find him unhelpful. When the defendant's own lawyers say that, you
really should fetch a clue. I'm not a vindictive person - he's got a teenage daughter and I don't need to prejudice their lives unless it's in response to misinformation inappropriately spread about the case. For now, he's showing himself up so badly, he's better off, for our side, doing what he's doing.
I dampened and managed out a suggestion that Chris Mellas's work should be informed of his use of work addresses to register personal internet sites and my post is on PMF because I didn't think Amanda's sisters needed any more instability in their lives. We also know a number of things about how Chris and Edda have been occupying their personal time which would be utterly destructive but we don't post them because they are not germane to the case. Our side acts with decorum and credibly argues on the evidence, correcting ourselves when we make mistakes. Steve Moore does not. A public retraction of his worst exaggerations would be a start.