Kaosium
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Massei on balance accepted that Raf called before the PP actually arrived. My read originally and now (this might have been influenced by reporting during the trial) is that there was no way to prove when the PP arrived exactly and that he gave the benefit of the doubt to the defense.
There is a way to prove it using the CCTV camera and cell phone records, which the defense did as you note below. It may not have gotten much play in the press being as it happened at the very end of the trial and was complex.
I in no way will concede that Massei 'debunked' the prosecution's contention. GB did all she could to debunk it.
As I said earlier the author of this 'debunk' likes to color descriptions brightly for his argument's benefit.
de·bunk (d-bngk)
tr.v. de·bunked, de·bunk·ing, de·bunks
To expose or ridicule the falseness, sham, or exaggerated claims of: debunk a supposed miracle drug.
Eh, some of the things on Bill's list I would phrase 'Not even the convicting judge bought...[such and such prosecution contention]' as opposed to how Bill words it, but what Massei does to the prosecution contention regarding the calling of the Carabinieri is close enough to 'exposing the falseness of their claim' which would fit in the definition above.
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