Bill Williams
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Poor police work and jumping to conclusions does not make this some grand conspiracy.
Absolutely. This is basically what the 2015 acquitting court said. One does not need to postulate some intricate conspiracy when tunnel vision and butt-protection is operative... or as the 2015 acquitting court put it....
4. Meanwhile, it can’t be ignored, on a first summary overview, that the history of these proceedings is characterized by a troubled and intrinsically contradictory path......
On the concern of the murder of Kercher, the declaration of guilt of Knox and Sollecito, in first instance, was followed by a ruling of acquittal from the appeal Court of Assizes of Perugia, consequent to an articulated evidential integration [the Conti-Vecchiotti report, ed.]; the annulment by this Supreme Court, First Criminal Section; and finally the judgment, on appeal, of the Court of assizes of Florence, today considered under a new Cassation appeal.
An objectively wavering process, the oscillations of which are the result of glaring failures or investigative “amnesias” and of culpable omissions in investigating activities, which, had they been carried out, would have, probably, allowed from the start the outline a framework, if not of certainty, at least of reassuring reliability, in direction of either the guilt or the non-involvement of the current appellants.
Such scenario, intrinsically contradictory, constitutes a first, eloquent, representation of an evidential set of anything but “beyond reasonable doubt”.
In other words, **anything** claimed at the lower court is unknowable. Not because of conspiracy, but because of incompetence, as well as investigative failure and amnesias.