Yes that is it! Thanks. Taken in June around 8:30pm posted also on .net . Someone crosses the street and another couple walks by coming from the car park no doubt. It would be hard to get someone to walk in front in just 3 minutes of filming. However please note the car park is just around the corner with lots of cars and in order to cross safely the area by the side of the gate is the best choice. That wider area across from the car park is a bit cut off in the video but can be seen on google street.
What does "ingresso" mean?
Entrance, Entry way
It was rhetorical.
It is my video shot while waiting for our dinner reservation at 9pm . It was cloudy and around 8:20
I think you are right about the aggravating factor for the calunnia still being on the table in the current appeal. I was doing my best to wade through the SC decision ordering the retrial (this is the injustice-anywhere translation) to find out for sure. I think this bit applies:
I call BS on this. The shadows reveal the real time of day. I just watched it frame by frame and that was shot in the middle of the day.
ETA: Sorry Grinder; you already posted along these lines. I should have gone back and read the responses before I jumped in.
I call BS on this. The shadows reveal the real time of day. I just watched it frame by frame and that was shot in the middle of the day.
ETA: Sorry Grinder; you already posted along these lines. I should have gone back and read the responses before I jumped in.
What difference does it make? One is in the middle of summer and in daylight and the other is on a dark fall midweek night.
Quote:
2.1.16 shows contradictory and illogical reasoning as to the non- recognition of aggravating teleological links, considered in relation to the crime of slander. The Court of Second Instance in recognizing the crime of slander on the part of the Knox, excluded any relationship with the murder. It would not be explained how the Court inferred that the young defendant was stressed by the interrogation and therefore had committed slander in order to free herself from the questions of these investigators, since none of the young people who lived in that house, none of the friends of Kercher or others who in the days immediately after the murder were called and subjected to hearings, had the insane idea of committing slander to remove the weight of the same; it had to be considered that it was Knox who went to the police station of her own free will to accompany Sollecito; and those that the Court called interrogations were nothing more than summary information, to which the young woman was subjected without any forcing; the indication of Lumumba was by no means suggested by the police who asked Knox if she had simply responded to the message which he had sent and which resulted from his cell phone and the negative response of the young woman and the opposite appeared to be what she answered.
1. Wasn't there evidence before the court that AK was heard screaming in the interrogation room? Oops, I mean room of summary information.
2. So none of the others had the "insane idea" of committing slander to get out of the questioning. If number one is met with evidence, then unless they also were screaming and crying this would not be a valid comparison.
3. She went of her own free will. But didn't the evidence show that it was only after getting there that the text from PL was introduced? And at some point therein RS allegedly withdrew his support and alibi. Thus the stressful situation for AK arose only then, and the going of her own free will is no longer relevant.
4. The indication of Lumumba was not suggested by police... This must be where the teleological argument comes in. I.e., she is guilty therefore her pointing to PL was by design intended to cast suspicion elsewhere.
Quote: "shows contradictory and illogical reasoning as to the non- recognition of aggravating teleological links". I am trying to decide what has more of that (the preceding statement) - the motivation issued by the first appellate court, or the SC above as quoted above.
Well the middle of the day makes it even less of a point for what traffic is like there at night (after 8).
What difference does it make? One is in the middle of summer and in daylight and the other is on a dark fall midweek night.
I think you are right that this video was during mid-day. But frankly, I don't think it's necessary to call Briars a liar about when he took the video.
Every day is a different day, every hour is a different hour. The only real question is what was it like at 9:00 on November 1st 2007. Everything else is BS.
I will point out here that the reason Amanda accompanied Raffaele to the police station at 10 or 10:30 pm on Nov 5 is because she was afraid for her safety to be alone. She went with him to his destination for safety. Little did she know what lay in store for her.
King of the straw man. I did not call Briars a liar. My analysis of the the time of day preceded her announcing it was hers. I never called her a liar.
I didn't even call it BS, that was someone else.
No, you said it was mid day. Briar said he shot in the evening. This is not a strawman argument. You really need to look up what that means.
You don't call it BS. I call it BS. It is Briar's rhetorical nonsense.
It is my video shot while waiting for our dinner reservation at 9pm . It was cloudy and around 8:20
Tesla read this real slow. I looked at the video and said that it wasn't shot at 8:30 but rather around noon because of the shadows. At that time she hadn't announced that it was her video and even had she I didn't call her a liar.
When you make up something and put it to someone else as you just did but it's not true that is a straw man. You asserted I shouldn't call her a liar but since I hadn't it is a straw man.
BTW it is two words that's why it shows as misspelled when you type it as one.
The Straw Man fallacy is committed when a person simply ignores a person's actual position and substitutes a distorted, exaggerated or misrepresented version of that position. This sort of "reasoning" has the following pattern:
1.Person A has position X.
2. Person B presents position Y (which is a distorted version of X).
3. Person B attacks position Y.
4. Therefore X is false/incorrect/flawed.
You said I called her a liar and said I shouldn't (2 and 3)