LondonJohn
Penultimate Amazing
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Personally, I would like to see it, too, Alt+4. Not only to be sure that the reports are true, but also because I am extremely curious about what Mignini has construed as illegal about Perugia-Shock.
Frank says there has been a van with obscured windows sitting outside his apartment for the last several days. If true, the extent of the surveillance may be a factor in why he isn't trying to resurrect his blog or haggle with Google. He has talked to a number of reporters on the phone, though. He could take a picture of the van and send it to us, but then maybe the police would break down his door and take him to jail.
I appreciate high standards of proof. I want to see the videotapes of the interrogations of Raffaele and Amanda before I believe any of the reports by the police or prosecutor about what happened the night the defendants were arrested. I also want to see the complete documentation of the procedures used when the knife and bra clasp were tested in the lab.
Well said! Of course we'd all like to see the actual court order. But for the moment I'm more than happy to accept the attributed words of Sfarzo regarding this matter, and the detail in the CPJ letter. The alternative, after all, is that both Sfarzo and the CPJ have told bare-faced lies - and I don't see the motivation of either party to do so.
If Frank's site had been taken down for some other reason (e.g. he'd just decided on a whim to take it down unilaterally, or if it was related to some other criminal matter), then my view is that it would have been strongly in Frank's opinion to either make no comment whatsoever about it, or to make a "non-denial denial" (e.g. "I can confirm that it's been taken down, but my lawyers have instructed me not to comment further at the moment"). Peter Quennell could give him some lessons in this latter regard