Please quit the hypotheticals and what-ifs 'would, could, and should'.
Nothing I wrote was "hypotheticals and what-ifs 'would, could, and should'.
You accuse me then you immediately follow it with your own "hypotheticals and what-ifs 'would, could, and shoulds"
IF the phones were stolen by Guede, he WOULD have removed the SIM cards and passed the phones on to his stolen goods go between.
You mean fence phones that would have directly connected him to the murder? Not even Guede was that stupid.
IF Guede was going to steal a couple of cheap manky phones he WOULD have also taken the far more valuable three laptops and Filomena's expensive jewellery and camera openly lying around.
After killing Meredith, he grabbed her wallet, cash, and phones leaving his DNA in Kercher's blood on her purse. Then he got the hell out of Dodge. Or do you think his DNA got on her purse when he was looking for a phone to call 911 to help Meredith?
You don't know her jewelry was "expensive". She was a law intern having to rent share a rundown cottage with three other girls in a sketchy part of town. It's a perfect example of your "just make stuff up" habit.
He COULD have used one of her tote bags to carry the blag in, being of his ethnicity, a strong fit athletic type with criminal tendencies and likely ate cats and dogs, as per MAGA stereotypes, beloved of the PIP.
I hate to break it to you, but Guede was, in fact, "a strong fit athletic type with criminal tendencies". As for the rest of your comment, wtf is wrong with you?
Let's stick to known facts. Knox had a cocaine dealer on her speed dial.
OK, let's do stick to known facts:
1. Knox had "Cristiano's" number in her phone. She had met him on a train and interacted with him one day. You do NOT know that it was on "speed dial". That's yet another example of you just making things up with it suits your purpose.
2. There is no evidence Knox knew he was a drug dealer.
3. The phone records show she had NEVER dialed that number nor had she ever received a call from that number.
4. Knox's hair test was negative for any narcotics, including cocaine.
She was getting through up to €400 a day.
That is easily disproven by looking at her bank records:
Knox's bank record activity in US dollars from Oct.1 to Nov 5/6 (days of the interrogation and arrest). Irrelevant international transaction/withdrawal fees which ranged from under $1 to $8 have been left out which is why the balance amount is slightly off. Knox typically withdrew €150 or €250 at a time to avoid transaction fees.
Action Balance
Oct 1: -355.75 [€250] $3,593.38 (Rent money)
Oct 3: -354.52 [€250] $3,235.31
Oct 4: +2,052.30 $5,284.07 (Grandmother)
Oct 15: -355.29 [€250] $4,912.78
Oct 23: -355.79 [€250] $4,549.89
Oct 29: -215.90 [€150] $4,333.99 (Trip to Assisi)
Nov 5: -361,54 [€250] $3,9790.30
Nov 5: +562.00 $4,528.69 (paycheck)
Nov 5: -62.18 [€42.92] $4465.89
Nov 11: -8.00 (fee) $4457.89
The numbers don't lie.
Whilst Mez had €300 rent money missing, Knox had a similar amount remaining in her possession.
And her bank records show where it came from. It was HER money.
Both Knox and Sollecito bragged about being drug users. Both said after the murder they would never take drugs again.
LOL. The were stupid kids smoking weed. And since you seem to suffer from selective memory: BOTH tested NEGATIVE for any narcotics.
The fact is, Mrs Lana heard Knox ringing one of the phones dumped in her garden.
BREAKING NEWS! READ ALL ABOUT IT! KNOX CALLED KERCHER!
Gosh! Who knew?
She immediately took it to the police and to report threatening phone calls about her toilet blowing up.
Um, no. She had called the police
the night before to report the "bomb" call.
The postal police promptly and efficiently identified the phone as being registered with Filomena (who had given it to Mez as being cheaper to use than her English phone). The postale police were so efficient, they sent a squad car with a couple of cops to hand the phone back in person*.
LOL. Yet more of your need for exaggeration. You're praising them for doing their job like it was really difficult to identify the owner through the SIM card. That didn't take Sherlock Holmes to do.
So, who do I believe, the postal police who caught the pair hanging around at the scene canoodling
"Caught"? LOL!! You mean they arrived to find them standing outside waiting for the carabinieri who they called BEFORE the postales arrived? Even your beloved Massei acknowledged that.
I'm surprised you didn't claim they were caught with a mop and bucket!
"Canoodling"? If you consider three quick pecks within 4 seconds by two somber and blank- faced people "canoodling" then you've got a very weird idea of what
"amorous petting or caressing" is. That might explain the 3 divorces.
or a cunning convict who is now making a lot of money out of the dreadful crime?
You mean the
convicted murderer who is now going to be tried on rape and beating up his former girlfriend?
Whilst the undercover cop Stasi-style secret police remnants of the old Mussolini fascist police state dictatorship lingers on in Italy, with its wire-tapping and ears to the wall furtiveness, and is to be looked upon with opprobrium by those of us who believe in transparency,
So you want to discuss Mignini now?
in this instance, it well demonstrates how covert intelligence gathering identified the key suspects very quickly. Obviously such undercover intelligence can't be used in court and the police still had to build an evidence-based case. The phone logs - or lack thereof - were very useful evidence here.
LOL! How did 'covert intelligence' identify the key suspects? Mignini admitted he suspected Knox almost immediately because 1) it was an 'inside job', 2) only a female would cover the body, 3) Sollecito dared to comfort Knox with 3 small pecks, 4) she broke down when taken back to the cottage.
That is hardly "covert intelligence". Hell, it's not even "intelligence" at all; it's jumping to wrong conclusions and tunnel vision.
The phone logs were useful evidence. They supported innocence when looked at logically.
*Imagine losing your phone and the cops bringing it round to you in person within the hour of it being handed in.
Imagine the postales doing their job!