"since she claimed to be wearing them the night of the murder" is not a reason.
First, before putting any question, you need to explain in what way the clothes could confirm her story.
You still did not answer and did not explain your assertion.
Then you should avoid making false, unproven claims, such as the false assertion that the clothes were not collected.
Third, you would need to indicate what you mean by "test". Visual examination to search for blood or biological stains? Made with the assistence of defence experts (incidente probatorio)? Test of what samples (of one particular stain? of one spot of some cloth? for DNA?).
Once again, Machiavelli, my question was, "why did the PLE not collect and examine Knox's clothes?" No, I do not have to explain what the clothes would confirm or deny.... no wonder you have no sense in this case.
Did the PLE act this way in the collection of the knife at Raffaele's apartment?
Did the PLE act this way in the swabbing for DNA in the small bathroom?
You are being purposely obtuse, Machiavelli and I will leave it up to readers here to make up their own minds about this. The fact is there was potential evidence sitting on Knox's bed for weeks.
Meredith's jacket also lay on the floor and then suddenly six weeks pater was found in the clothes hamper.
The bra-clasp lay on the floor for weeks to be found some feet from where it had been photographed on Nov 2.
The reasonable person would conclude that this is the very definiton of bungling the crime scene. And you are showing your colours by defending the practise.
It just means that if the Florence court ends up convicting the two students, then you have provided the very roadmap of that injustice.
Thank you for that. I would never have figured it out on mu won.