redandgreen,
Red,
Someone on here said it was unfair that after all three were found guilty that Guede was not given a longer sentence. As he was not found to have actually inflicted the wounds, and the courts decided the other two did actually kill her it is damn well weird to say he should get a longer sentence. Also someone said they would never trust what he said despite the fact he has been found just as guilty as Knox and unlike Knox he has not changed his story. There is no reason to think he is any more unreliable than Knox. So yes I do think if he had been a white american and Knox had been a black african the attitude would be different.
And actually he did not leave very much DNA in Meredith's room, he only left a tiny bit of DNA evidence, and he claims it was left there consensually. RS has never given an explaination for why his DNA was there, all his defence have tried to do is rubbish one of Europe's leading DNA experts by getting in a theorist.
Dueling,
Their alibi has changed several times. The witness who puts them there has not been discredited by the court, the defence tried to discredit him, the prosecution supported him. It is up to the court to decide if they believe him or not. Also their alibi was contradicted by RS's own father who spoke to them on the telephone. One of their alibis was also contradicted by Rs's computer records.
I also find the fact that Knox claims to have found the place with the door open and blood on the floor and did not do anything, but then several hours later called a flatmate and said the open door and blood made her worried about meredith suspicious. She had not seen the other flatmate, had not tried to contact meredith yet she was worried about meredith not the other girl.
I also do not see why a burgulary was staged.
Also there is DNA evidence against them, one experts with no practical experience discredited the methods used, the other experts who are experts in DNA collection not just theory say it was fine, was done in the prescence of police and defence reps. The courts have to decide who they believe.
The only people who are claiming she is innocence do not seem to be aware of anything other than the defence arguements, which have been given a disproportionate amount of publicity in the UK. For instance there was hardly any publicity given to the statement supporting the DNA evidence yet the arguements against it were all over the British media. The media reported that international protocols were nt followed, yet did not report when it was pointed out there was no such thing as international protocols, and that in fact European protocols were followed to the letter.
Saying that I think she will get a not guilty verdict.