LondonJohn
Penultimate Amazing
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The one problem with that scenario, LJ, is that she would need to have borrowed the lamp that evening after she arrived home (since otherwise Amanda would have probably noticed it missing, as she and Raffaele spent quite a bit of time in the cottage that day, including until the early evening). Possible, but somewhat unlikely I would have thought. I still think bungling Battistelli or one of his cohorts is the best bet, as Frank indicated at Perugia Shock (Meredith borrowing it being the next most likely scenario).
Fair point. I wonder if evidence was ever sought from Knox on when she last remembered her lamp being in her own room? I don't recall ever seeing anything about this in testimony. But yeah, given that super-cop Battistelli denied on the stand that he ever actually went into Meredith's room properly (wonder how that perjury charge against Battistelli is coming along, Mr Mignini), who knows what else he or his colleague might have have done to contaminate the scene.
- how could I have forgotten those 2 , one of them is mentioned in the OP.