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Raffaele Sollecito Talks to Anderson

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12 жыл бұрын

Amanda Knox's former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, tells Anderson the media coverage surrounding the murder of Meredith Kercher was a "fog of nonsense."

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@aaronmichaels3031
@aaronmichaels3031 9 жыл бұрын
Guilty or not...I would not share a flat with him or the knoxy girl...... they both creep me out.....
@justinw1765
@justinw1765 6 жыл бұрын
If you watch videos before and after the murder accusation, you see very different versions of Amanda. In the before, you see a goofy, bubbly, open hearted young woman. After, you see a heart defensive, cynical, distrusting, and much more closed type person. She went through a living nightmare, and it obviously took it's toll on her psyche and changed her a lot. Yet, there are glimpses of the old Amanda when she's with her family.
@clemensJB
@clemensJB 5 жыл бұрын
Better keep away from Rudy Guede..... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLmEl6tk3Nmoenk.html
@clemensJB
@clemensJB 5 жыл бұрын
@annie C your spine is no forensic evidence. See here what a real investigation looks like.... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLmEl6tk3Nmoenk.html
@philipjohn4149
@philipjohn4149 5 жыл бұрын
Rudy is out soon... you can room with him... both of you can make lies together.
@kayem3824
@kayem3824 3 жыл бұрын
@@SuelFadel You'd sleep with a dirty person? Meredith resented her lack of hygiene, even to the point of not flushing.
@painfreesunrise
@painfreesunrise 8 жыл бұрын
rafaele is so right about the media frenzy... just read the comments down here, and you can see, what the media does to most peoples brains!
@drstephen7462
@drstephen7462 8 жыл бұрын
Well said!
@johnnyvt9
@johnnyvt9 7 жыл бұрын
Well to be fair most of the have extremely low intelligence. Anyone who thinks a person is guilty without evidence is scary sad dumb. They completely ignore the facts and go only for she acted different. Scary as hell really. These people could be jurors one day. I am not the smartest cat, but I am smart enough to realize just how out there some people are. It is half the population in the states.
@monicanath4859
@monicanath4859 5 жыл бұрын
I agree!
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
www.repubblica.it/2008/04/sezioni/cronaca/perugia-uccisa7/genitori-sollecito/genitori-sollecito.html
@MangeDisk
@MangeDisk 5 жыл бұрын
You ought to look at what a PR Firm has done to YOUR brain Dummy
@teskio
@teskio 2 жыл бұрын
Audience be like: °___°
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
...After herself, the other two (Italian) girls had grown tired than telling her or dropping hints, they actually resorted to drawing up a cleaning roster, placing it on the wall just to avoid tension and confrontation. This didn't seem to have any effect on Amanda's chores. The only time Amanda really cleaned thoroughly was after the murder. The girls actually testified the odour of bleach in the house was overpowering, and the house was VERY CLEAN. ASK YOURSELF WHY? AFTER THE MURDER? SO CLEAN?
@marmackk
@marmackk 10 жыл бұрын
Where do you get your facts from?Obviously from Amanda's PR team. You obviously have not read his diary where he writes ''The fact that there is Meredithʹs DNA on the kitchen knife is because on one occasion, while we were cooking together, I, while moving around at HOME {and} handling the knife, pricked her hand, and I apologized at once but she was not hurt".Recently he was asked on twitter why he had said he had pricked Meredith's hand when she had never been to his flat.He said he had lied.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Lies, lies and minimization of the seriousness-almost ridiculous-he's a major perpetrator. He is is so dense.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Minimization again ha ha just a construcion-Sollecito hairs found on bra clasp and all over murder room?
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@giigity
@giigity Жыл бұрын
@@tonywelsh3709 Seems like you didn’t do your own research and just believed whatever the Italian media told you. Yikes on a bike.
@cavid8066
@cavid8066 7 жыл бұрын
The media frenzy got them out the prison, really.
@nancyparker1044
@nancyparker1044 7 жыл бұрын
The total lack of evidence got them off, they shouldn't have been charged in the first place.
@nancyparker1044
@nancyparker1044 7 жыл бұрын
+Quintus Beckmesser Will you change your mind if he,appeals and gets a different ruling?
@imateapot51
@imateapot51 7 жыл бұрын
What does that prove? That they want to save money? That they don't want to admit they were wrong? IT is about the money nothing else.
@marmackk
@marmackk 10 жыл бұрын
Yes because Sollecito saying that he had pricked Meredith's hand while cooking at his apartment to explain the cut on his hand,even though Meredith had never been to his apartment and Amanda Knox's alibi been smashed to pieces by her own boyfriend makes them innocent.
@marmackk
@marmackk 10 жыл бұрын
If he is so innocent what was Meredith's dna doing on his knife in his apartment when Meredith had never visited his apartment.?
@daphne4983
@daphne4983 4 жыл бұрын
He recently stated that he lied. That she had been there and he pricked her.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Prosecution seems to chat away with Knox about this horrendous murder-Are the Italians mad? Never chat chat with Knox. Knox twisted her way around Magnini and he didn't cross examine. Knox got off cos of Donald Trump?
@flipsidetruly1669
@flipsidetruly1669 3 жыл бұрын
The prosecutor's messed up the forensics and kept all the evidence in the same place. It was contaminated. I recommend you watch the Netflix documentary about it which goes into a lot of detail.
@dustiny.334
@dustiny.334 3 жыл бұрын
@@daphne4983 and thats a lie he made up when they found out that merediths dna was on the knife. she never was in his appartment.
@Drpacks
@Drpacks 2 жыл бұрын
@@flipsidetruly1669 this is bullshit. You should read the Massei report
@cherylwalter387
@cherylwalter387 4 жыл бұрын
They BOTH have so many stories ..... LIARS!!!!
@imateapot51
@imateapot51 4 жыл бұрын
Look up the word factoid. You just posted one. Amanda told one story. The story she told while being illegally interrogated (Italy ordered to pay her 18k by the ECHR for that interrogation) was coerced and she was arrested and spent 4 years in jail right after so not a self helpful story. She did not mention Raffaele in her coerced story but he was arrested also and spent 4 years in jail also. Patrick Lumumba was arrested, said the police abused him and kicked him and called him names, but then as they kept his bar closed he changed is tune. You have a tabloid understanding of this case. Respond if you want to get schooled.
@nicolekalasuva9812
@nicolekalasuva9812 4 жыл бұрын
They definitely had something to do with it. Why would they change their story about where they were so many times if their innocent. If your innocent you know exactly where you are when is happens. And didn’t they both turn off their cell phones that night?
@ari3lz3pp3lin
@ari3lz3pp3lin 6 жыл бұрын
They weren't together for a long time but they both had said they were very close, because they had been spending SO much time during that "short time" which makes sense. I have been in relationships where you may only know each other for a few weeks but if you are spending every day with that person, and with most of your free time it will cultivate a much deeper relationship than when I have been with someone for several years but only seeing them on the weekends.
@rebeccahowell6538
@rebeccahowell6538 10 жыл бұрын
Amanda had no clothes- she was not allowed to return for clothes. The store where she bought underwear was a regular store- next door to a lingerie store. So if she was buying sexy undies- she would have gone in the store next door. Witch hunt from start to finish.
@69LOLIN
@69LOLIN 6 жыл бұрын
Rebecca Howell 😨😨😨 omg!
@leemsylazy9353
@leemsylazy9353 5 жыл бұрын
Rebecca she only bought lingerie to parade naked??
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
www.repubblica.it/2008/04/sezioni/cronaca/perugia-uccisa7/genitori-sollecito/genitori-sollecito.html
@kayem3824
@kayem3824 3 жыл бұрын
Amanda had no clothes (sic), that's why she maliciously accused an innocent man of murder.
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! How did Amanda know how Meredith had died when the police didn't know because the body hadn't been examined? For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night. The email Amanda sent to friends & family 2 days after the murder was clearly her giving a cover story & start the lie.
@franknhonest
@franknhonest 10 жыл бұрын
As far as I am aware, the luminol footprints had to have been made in blood (the iron in the haemoglobin causing the glow). Consider that: 1. Some bleaches can catalyze the reaction, also causing the blue glow. However, in this case the tests were done over a month after the murder, by which time the catalyzing wouldn't occur due to the evaporation of the bleach 2. If the scene was cleaned with bleach, any luminol reaction to it would have showed up over the whole floor area, not just confined to the footprints. Therefore there are two possibilities that flow from this: either (1) the scene was cleaned with bleach which subsequently all evaporated, or (2) the scene was cleaned with another substance such as water In either case the only viable substance remaining to cause the reaction is blood. Unless you believe that the perpetrators applied horseradish or turnip sauce to the soles of their feet, which in my opinion is extremely unlikely.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Simple explanation accepted: Knox and Solleceto bloody footprints captured correctly in the Luminal together with hair evidence and double DNA evidence with Knox/Kercher blood everywhere, Sollecito knife cutting off bra and bra clasp full of Sollecito hairs and duvet and handbag full of Knox and Sollecito hair, Sollecito bloody footprint on bath mat-no wonder two competent Italian Courts convicted Knox and Sollecito.
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@susangavaghan
@susangavaghan 6 жыл бұрын
His dna was found on Meredith's bra clasp which was torn from her bra. A bloody footprint matching his was found, along with one matching Knox's. A knife was found in his apartment which had Meredith's dna on the tip and Knox's on the handle. The pair showed no concern or shock after the murder. Knox said she and Sollecito had been at his apartment the night of the murder. He later changed his story and said he couldn't remember if she had been there all night or not. It has been forensically proven that Guede could not have acted alone. Yet the only dna is of Knox, Sollecito, Guede and Meredith. The pair are guilty and got away with murder. It is coming up to the 10th anniversary of Meredith's murder. They may be free but they know what they did.
@susangavaghan
@susangavaghan 6 жыл бұрын
Area 20: Sollecito’s statements and lies Posted by The Wiki Team 20-01 Two days after the discovery of the murder, Sollecito claimed to a journalist that he and Knox had been the first to discover Ms. Kercher’s body and that there was blood everywhere, even though he could not have seen the room interior. (Follain) 20-02 Sollecito also claimed he and Knox attended a party that night, apparently confusing that night with the prior night of Halloween. (Follain) 20-03 Sollecito claimed to Zaroli and Romanelli that Ms. Kercher’s body had been covered in Vaseline. (Follain, Zaroli 2009) 20-04 During his November 5th questioning by the police, Sollecito claimed he had made up a “bunch of lies” during previous questionings and claimed uncertainty whether Knox was with him the whole night of November 1st. 20-05 In a letter to his father dated 11/7/07, Sollecito also laid down a story about the night before the murder and the events leading up to the discovery of the murder. His account was similar to Knox’s, but different in some details to Knox’s, and in any case was belied by cell phone records, computer records and witness statements. 20-06 Sollecito claimed he surfed the internet and may have watched a film and then received the goodnight text message from his father. But his computer showed no activity after 21:10 and he did not receive the text message until 6:00 the following morning. 20-07 Sollecito did not mention that his computer was used to play music for half hour at 5:30 the following morning. 20-08 Sollecito failed to mention the 4 minute long phone call with his father at 9:24 that morning, claiming he was sleeping at that time. 20-09 Sollecito failed to mention Knox’s phone call to Romanelli, done at his apartment, prior to their going to the cottage. 20-10 Sollecito claimed they brought the mop that Knox had brought over earlier that morning, back to the cottage, and that apparently, Knox put the mop bucket in another room (rather than at the entrance.) Apparently there was much interest in this mop. 20-11 Sollecito claimed he found Romanelli’s bedroom door wide open, while Knox claimed it was still closed until she opened it. 20-12 Sollecito claimed he restrained Knox from climbing from the terrace to access Ms. Kercher’s bedroom window. 20-13 Sollecito claimed that only then did Knox call Romanelli and try Ms. Kercher’s phones, whereas these calls had taken place nearly 30 minutes earlier. 20-14 Sollecito claimed Knox was panicked about the lack of feces in the toilet she had seen earlier, and apparently he did not see them either, though they are clearly visible in the crime scene photos. 20-15 Sollecito claimed he attempted to break Ms. Kercher’s door down, then he called his sister, but he failed to mention calling his father for a minute prior to calling his sister. 20-16 Sollecito claimed on November 11, 2007 that Knox went with an Argentinean guy to laundry mat on the morning of November 2nd to clean up things. 20-17 Sollecito then claimed Knox continued to lie. 20-18 At the first preliminary hearing, Sollecito stated he never again wanted to see Knox. 20-19 Sollecito expressed concern that Guede might say ‘strange things’ about him just days after Guede’s arrest. 20-20 Sollecito gave spontaneous court testimony that he pricked Ms. Kercher’s while cooking at his apartment, even though Ms. Kercher had never been to his apartment. He ultimately retracted this statement on Twitter. 20-21 Sollecito later claimed he was at his computer the night of November 1st, sending emails. Proof of this claimed activity has never been found or presented. Posted on 11/06/14 at 05:30 PM by The Wiki Team
@CamilleChaton
@CamilleChaton 6 жыл бұрын
The clasp has been contaminated with his dna because the police touched it without changing their gloved. The piece of Rafaele's dna on the clasp was too tiny to mean he did touch it.
@susangavaghan
@susangavaghan 6 жыл бұрын
Camille Charton. Not true. Sollecito's dna was found on the bra clasp. The defence has been that this could have been contaminated. However, according to David Balding, who is a world recognized expert dna statician, for someone else to have contaminated the bra strap with exactly the same dna profile as Sollecito, is extremely unlikely. There is also the bloody footprint revealed by luminol, which matches Sollecito's footprint. If you were in the same position as the Kercher family, would you accept Sollecito's innocence?
@TheCrossPearls
@TheCrossPearls 5 жыл бұрын
susangavaghan you are 100% Right. The two are Narcissistic psychopaths. God sees what they did. If they don’t get right on earth they’ll be going straight to Hell.
@denisewalsh6586
@denisewalsh6586 Жыл бұрын
@@susangavaghan well said..so true..his DNA was on her bra clasp then he says he pricked her with a knife but Meredith was Never at his apartment...Raffaele is a pathological liar..
@dawnatkinson7339
@dawnatkinson7339 6 жыл бұрын
Media aside, just look at their different statements given to the police and tell me they are not guilty! Meredith still has no justice 😓
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
First of a premise note: the Bruno/Marasca verdict is contradictory. It is illogical to the point of being grotesque. We may see the long trail of inconsistencies later on. Now we shall note as a premise that its inconsistency is glaring on macroscopic points What I can do is note those things are that stated clearly as proven facts - and we shall distinguish between those findings pointed out as certain in the ruling, and what instead is considered not proven or not in the ruling. One proven thing, called “incontrovertible” by the ruling, is that Meredith was physically killed by more than one person, while someone was holding her tight. It says that this is not because of the previous Guede verdict, but because there “multiple evidences” of this that emerged also in the Knox-Sollecito trials. On pp. 25-26 explains that it would be impossible for a single person to commit the murder, because of the mechanical action needed. So it is absolutely proven that Meredith was NOT raped and killed by Rudy Guede, but instead she was raped and killed by multiple perpetrators. Think about this and absorb this information. Then, also: It calls the purported burglary a “staging” and points out that even thinking about a burglary would be illogical because of the peculiar dynamics of the murder; it also says Amanda Knox washed her hands of Meredith’s blood, and calls this an “eloquent proof”. (you may concede that Amanda Knox with Meredith’s blood on her hands is a particularly disturbing image to find in a verdict). On the other hand, the ruling does NOT say something like "Amanda Knox was not involved in the killing". And does not utter the word “impossible” at all. Quite the contrary: instead, the verdict recalls para 530.2, concludes that it is only not proven beyond a standard of reasonable doubt that Knox took “active part to the killing action”. (implication: but she might well have) Note: let’s repeat this, it does not say "she didn’t", neither calls this option “impossible”, even remotely. Quite on the contrary, it points out (p.49) that there are in fact only two options: either she took an active part to the killing, or she only tried to cancel the evidence subsequently in order to cover up a murderer. The ruling does not present a third option. There is no "innocent" option presented. Obviously, one might notice, the Supreme Court assessment that the proof of an “active participation” is “resisted” by the lack of DNA findings in the murder room, is clearly contradictory with the finding at pp.25-26 that the participation of multiple perpetrators is “incontrovertible”. Besides the detail that the Supreme Court cannot assess evidence and does not have access to evidence, this is just one of the glaring contradictions in the verdict. Another contradiction is with the trial papers: the assumption that a lack of DNA finding of a female subject (with no detectable Y-chromosome) in a context where the traces from another female profile is very abundant would be significant, is an assumption that contradicts the findings of the preliminary hearing (testimony of Stefanoni of Oct. 2008). Stefanoni did explain in fact that if small traces DNA of another female were present, they would not be detectable on Meredith’s body nor on items where the presence of her DNA is massive (because of statistical effects due to the amplification process). Another few notes: The ruling does not say that Amanda’s presence in the cottage was “acclaimed” in the trial. The ruling says that her presence is a PROVEN FACT in the trial (albeit the English doctored translation published by the pro-Knox camp alters and falsifies the content in many passages). It calls her presence “certain” also in one other passage, it points out clearly that it is talking about the moment when Meredith was killed, that Knox even heard her scream, that she was aware of details of the murder before the police knew them, and that she knew Lumumba was innocent because she was there.
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@yvonneh.9537
@yvonneh.9537 Жыл бұрын
Really karate? I didn't know
@mytrip6991
@mytrip6991 5 ай бұрын
Meredith was NOT 'good at karate': she had a beginner's orange belt which is useless for self-defense.
@marmackk
@marmackk 10 жыл бұрын
Sorry but Meredith's dna is on the knife.The retesting confirmed ,that dna was on the knife and contamination was ruled out that is why there is a new trial. Sollecito didn't even deny that there was dna on his knife instead as an alibi he repeated some elaborate lie twice and even wrote it in his diary that he was cooking for Meredith in his apartment and pricked her hand.Then he said he made up,so he basically admitted lying.If you are so innocent why do you have to lie all the time.
@CamilleChaton
@CamilleChaton 6 жыл бұрын
marmackk But it has been proven that she was not killed with THIS knife so who cares !
@denisewalsh6586
@denisewalsh6586 Жыл бұрын
He lied he's not innocent just trying to play innocent in front of the cameras..
@ShonnysLab1995
@ShonnysLab1995 6 жыл бұрын
In another interview he said “5 days” 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@sabrinatwigg1966
@sabrinatwigg1966 5 жыл бұрын
He either was involved or he helped in the cleanup. He should speak out and be honest. Shame on him
@kayem3824
@kayem3824 3 жыл бұрын
He will, when they'll quarrel about money.
@TheLastBen.
@TheLastBen. 2 жыл бұрын
psychopaths always relapse, it's just a matter of time
@cavid8066
@cavid8066 7 жыл бұрын
The purpose of the US media joining in on the innocence public relations campaign is profit, business.
@susangavaghan
@susangavaghan 6 жыл бұрын
I see Sollecito has lost an appeal for wrongful imprisonment.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Lock him up!
@jimmyshelter
@jimmyshelter 10 жыл бұрын
he seems soooo weird. His alibi is full of so many holes its crazy , he changed his story 3 times and he also lied about the knife claiming Meredith pricked herself on it whilst cooking in his apartment! Meredith had never been to his apartment ? why would he lie about this? Why did they both turn their phones of all night? 2 unreliable witnesses and 1 normal witness saw amanda out that night/morning? its still 3 WITNESSES! Why was Amandas lamp in Merediths room?
@aslater5
@aslater5 10 жыл бұрын
um, meredith's dna was never found on the knife, and it was not the correct length for the knife used in the killing. The murder weapon was a smaller knife, they can tell because the hilt of it repeatedly hit Meredith in the neck. Also, the killer placed the bloody knife on the bed, revealing the outline of a smaller knife.
@jimmyshelter
@jimmyshelter 10 жыл бұрын
***** It was found on the knife , this is one of the reasons why they was found guilty in the first case. The dna was so small though that it could only be tested once which is what the defence argued on the appeal which got them off. From what iv read now though the Italian courts are saying it should of never been thrown out hence the return to Guilty. Sollecito also admitted that Merediths DNA was on the knife and lied about it " The fact there is Meredith's DNA on the kitchen knife is because once when we were all cooking together I accidentally pricked her hand. I apologised immediately and she said it was not a problem." Some people argue this was him speculating but the detail about the apology doesnt sound like speculation and he repeated it twice
@aslater5
@aslater5 10 жыл бұрын
that wasn't the same knife, that was when he was cooking at their house, the knife evidence was thrown out by the appeals court and rightly so. Again, the huge kitchen knife was way too big to be the one used, they have a bloody imprint of the knife! Do you realize they didn't even test all the knives at Sollecito's house? They picked one "on instinct" they said, then made it work. But there is no use arguing w/ a true believer.
@jimmyshelter
@jimmyshelter 10 жыл бұрын
Im not a true believer ***** i think there are arguments for both sides which is what makes the case so interesting. I just think when people say there is no evidence against them they are crazy. When Sollecito made up the lie about Meredith Kercher pricking her finger he was defonatly talking about the knife in his kitchen by the way, Iv never heard your version before?
@dldee912
@dldee912 10 жыл бұрын
*****, you live in a dream! The knife was compatible with the mortal wound and with the trace on the bed. And a small knife was the second weapon of the murder...there were different signs of cutting on the cadaver. Even Sollecito admitted that the dna was on the big knife (as writes Jimmy Shelter in his comments)...and Knox, in an interception in prison, said to her mother that she was "very worried for a knife in Raffaele's apartment". Meredith's dna was categorically on the blade, as an enormous number of forensic experts affirms. Simply there was a small quantity. Conti-Vecchiotti's report, by now, has no trial value. And even the contamination on the bra clasp isn't demonstrated, but just presumed. Amanda admitted in 5 occasions to be on the crime scene during the homicide! If you read only pro-Knox websites you can't know the true facts.
@antoniosorgentone690
@antoniosorgentone690 Жыл бұрын
Day after murder, Amanda was at shop at 7 to buy varechine. Used after to wash the knife used to kill Amanda ( a knife for bread) she used varechine just for that only knife, but test spot a little part of Meredith blood between blade and handler. Except this, during first days in the confusion, she didn’t have any problem to say it have been lumumba ( black guy owner of the bar where she use to work). Luckily he had a good alibi or couse of her he was goin 20 year in jail. What a person.......
@mytrip6991
@mytrip6991 5 ай бұрын
What a bunch of ignorant nonsense. Clearly you got your info from the tabloids.
@chante707
@chante707 11 жыл бұрын
He's lying thru his teeth.
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
Also at the time she actually thought she was so so much better than us female students.It's no surprise she really hated Meredith so jealous it was obvious to us all. Amanda had only one friend after Merediths death. Nobody wanted anything to do with her. She came there like hey look at me I've arrived, within one day she had Raffaelle very important he wasn't the type to kill.She controlled him we all agreed on this. No friends she was just disconnected she didn't show up at mass memorial...
@marmackk
@marmackk 10 жыл бұрын
Not her apartment...he said while he was AT home.Which means his home.He only knew Amanda for a couple of days so why did he not write Meredith's or Amanda's flat.You have not read his diary entry neither have you read the question he was asked on twitter recently 'Why did you say you pricked Meredith's hand when she had never been to your flat.Even if it was Meredith's home,all the flat mates say this never happened.He eventually said he made the whole thing up.He is a liar.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Sollecito is a liar and a psychopath who has no conscience whatsoever and all he does is lie, lie and lie again. All personal evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt he was in the murder room at the time of the commission of the murder together with Knox.
@katesleuth1850
@katesleuth1850 6 жыл бұрын
Raffaele said he tried to kick in Meredith’s door, but couldn’t. Why were they outside kissing when everyone was inside and the door was being kicked in? Was it because they already knew Meredith was inside? Both of them are liars.
@grzlbr
@grzlbr 3 жыл бұрын
No, your delusional point implies the media et al already knew she was dead before the door was kicked in. LOL
@TheCrossPearls
@TheCrossPearls 5 жыл бұрын
I’ve heard of so many cases where the couple who were the murderers had sex soon after. It’s almost like the killing and the sexual relationship were connected. Like the murderous couple become more attracted to each other by what they’ve done. These Narcissistic pair are Guilty.
@markbrennannow3630
@markbrennannow3630 3 жыл бұрын
You make a great point.. also, whatever you think of their personalities, they were nailed by the forensics & their repeated lies
@JDMHaze
@JDMHaze Жыл бұрын
@@markbrennannow3630 The forensics were terrible, and poorly analyzed actually, and didn’t even support the prosecutors claims at all
@balthazarmayrena600
@balthazarmayrena600 2 жыл бұрын
Here from And That's Why We Drink. So happy they're both finally free. I hope justice is served to the police who mishandled and manipulated the case.
@steeplejack928
@steeplejack928 10 жыл бұрын
Just two young students caught up in the wicked Machiavellian machinations of journalism and adult egoism. I simply can't believe these two to be guilty of anything other than typical undergraduate (post in Rafael's case) naievity. My thoughts are with Meredith's family who need the real killer to step forward and admit his crime and I think we all know who that man is!
@susangavaghan
@susangavaghan 6 жыл бұрын
Mill Wright: 1. 2 bloodied footprints were revealed by luminol - one matching Knox's and one matching Sollecito's. 2. There were 5 bloodstains with Meredith's and Knox's dna mixed together - the only explanation being that they were bleeding together. 3. Sollecito's dna was found on Merediths bra clasp. 4. It has been forensically proven that Guede could not have acted alone. 5. There was no dna at the crime scene other than Merediths, Guede's, Sollecitos and Knoxs. 6. Knox tried to blame a completely innocent man. Does that spell innocence to you? If you were in the Kercher family's position would you believe Knox and Sollecito to be innocent?
@CamilleChaton
@CamilleChaton 6 жыл бұрын
susangavaghan Can you explain us how Amanda could have bleed without any wound ???
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
@@CamilleChaton it was exfoliation DNA of epithelial cells. She rubbed her hands to wash the blood away
@mattmccracken1768
@mattmccracken1768 5 жыл бұрын
They are both guilty. No doubt about it.
@kidcuddles4204
@kidcuddles4204 10 жыл бұрын
Also guilty.
@stanmac6613
@stanmac6613 10 жыл бұрын
Please not to call innocent people guilty. He is very honest, sincere and decent guy, just based on the interview one can easily detect.
@gameloverchic21
@gameloverchic21 10 жыл бұрын
Knox, Sollecito, Guede and Lumumba: All innocent. I have studied this case in and out, the prosecution are wrong
@felinebest6509
@felinebest6509 10 жыл бұрын
gameloverchic21 you are a good joker
@nancyparker8786
@nancyparker8786 9 жыл бұрын
sara paparazzi No it doesn't. You might want to do some research on police tactics during interrogations and false confesstions, and keep in.mind that at the time Knox was a 20 yr old foreigner being interrogated in a language she didn't understand very well with mo attorney present. Then ask yourself did they really not record interrogations in a murder investigation or do they simply not want to release them?
@416mcp
@416mcp 9 жыл бұрын
Nancy Parker would be interesting for all these people that don't understand false confession would do if they were put in similar situations. They would probably admit (or the police would say you did b/c he was not recorded) to all sorts of murders. some people will just never get it.
@crispiva1
@crispiva1 11 жыл бұрын
Sollecito should talk about the cleaning up, the staging of a burglary, the bloody footprint on a bathroom mat that was washed (but not well enough), the bra clasp and all that matters: his lies to the police, his lack of alibi, the lack of e-mails sent the night of the murder. Was the e-mails destroyed with the computers? Has Sollecito ever heard of the word "server"? He thought he got away with it - but it still remains to be confirmed. A long way to go!
@richo2176
@richo2176 9 жыл бұрын
Where was this interview conducted? In Italy or the US?
@nickharris9761
@nickharris9761 10 жыл бұрын
Google the murder of meredith kercher - this man changed his tale many times
@ciceroevans5755
@ciceroevans5755 10 жыл бұрын
Even if that were true (which it isn't), changing your tale is still better than chasing your tail, i.e. what "guilters" do.
@nogoodwolf
@nogoodwolf 11 жыл бұрын
They wouldn't stop repeating his name during interrogation. They wanted her to implicate him. She was coerced. This happens often enough during interrogations and the proof is that there are many innocent people who have gone to jail. The Italian press kept feeding the people lies and they lapped it up like hungry dogs. The more I read the more I realized that 2 innocent people and 3 including Lumumba have gone to jail because of the pathetic interrogators.
@stevemorse108
@stevemorse108 7 жыл бұрын
DNN doesn't fly Raff....how did it get on Meredith's bra?
@CamilleChaton
@CamilleChaton 6 жыл бұрын
Steve Morse Dna does fly. The bra was contaminated with Rafaele's dna because the police didn't change their gloves to touch stuff in the flat.
@CamilleChaton
@CamilleChaton 6 жыл бұрын
Quintus Beckmesser The people who WERE in charge of collecting samples of evidences DID confess they didn't change gloves.
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
@@CamilleChaton First of a premise note: the Bruno/Marasca verdict is contradictory. It is illogical to the point of being grotesque. We may see the long trail of inconsistencies later on. Now we shall note as a premise that its inconsistency is glaring on macroscopic points What I can do is note those things are that stated clearly as proven facts - and we shall distinguish between those findings pointed out as certain in the ruling, and what instead is considered not proven or not in the ruling. One proven thing, called “incontrovertible” by the ruling, is that Meredith was physically killed by more than one person, while someone was holding her tight. It says that this is not because of the previous Guede verdict, but because there “multiple evidences” of this that emerged also in the Knox-Sollecito trials. On pp. 25-26 explains that it would be impossible for a single person to commit the murder, because of the mechanical action needed. So it is absolutely proven that Meredith was NOT raped and killed by Rudy Guede, but instead she was raped and killed by multiple perpetrators. Think about this and absorb this information. Then, also: It calls the purported burglary a “staging” and points out that even thinking about a burglary would be illogical because of the peculiar dynamics of the murder; it also says Amanda Knox washed her hands of Meredith’s blood, and calls this an “eloquent proof”. (you may concede that Amanda Knox with Meredith’s blood on her hands is a particularly disturbing image to find in a verdict). On the other hand, the ruling does NOT say something like "Amanda Knox was not involved in the killing". And does not utter the word “impossible” at all. Quite the contrary: instead, the verdict recalls para 530.2, concludes that it is only not proven beyond a standard of reasonable doubt that Knox took “active part to the killing action”. (implication: but she might well have) Note: let’s repeat this, it does not say "she didn’t", neither calls this option “impossible”, even remotely. Quite on the contrary, it points out (p.49) that there are in fact only two options: either she took an active part to the killing, or she only tried to cancel the evidence subsequently in order to cover up a murderer. The ruling does not present a third option. There is no "innocent" option presented. Obviously, one might notice, the Supreme Court assessment that the proof of an “active participation” is “resisted” by the lack of DNA findings in the murder room, is clearly contradictory with the finding at pp.25-26 that the participation of multiple perpetrators is “incontrovertible”. Besides the detail that the Supreme Court cannot assess evidence and does not have access to evidence, this is just one of the glaring contradictions in the verdict. Another contradiction is with the trial papers: the assumption that a lack of DNA finding of a female subject (with no detectable Y-chromosome) in a context where the traces from another female profile is very abundant would be significant, is an assumption that contradicts the findings of the preliminary hearing (testimony of Stefanoni of Oct. 2008). Stefanoni did explain in fact that if small traces DNA of another female were present, they would not be detectable on Meredith’s body nor on items where the presence of her DNA is massive (because of statistical effects due to the amplification process). Another few notes: The ruling does not say that Amanda’s presence in the cottage was “acclaimed” in the trial. The ruling says that her presence is a PROVEN FACT in the trial (albeit the English doctored translation published by the pro-Knox camp alters and falsifies the content in many passages). It calls her presence “certain” also in one other passage, it points out clearly that it is talking about the moment when Meredith was killed, that Knox even heard her scream, that she was aware of details of the murder before the police knew them, and that she knew Lumumba was innocent because she was there.
@daphne4983
@daphne4983 4 жыл бұрын
@@CamilleChaton the amount of contact trace dna l was high enough for the original source to be quite substantial. What could that source of contact trace dna have been?
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
True and its not only Sollecito DNA on bra but his light chestnut hair too all over clasp. Rudy Guede puts Sollecito in the murder room.
@IrfanR83
@IrfanR83 6 жыл бұрын
He did lie everything about the case...the voice momentum...his gestures...u can tell..what u see is what u get...this rafael is a real monster...he must have practised a lot to lie n to convince others...
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@fishlight3567
@fishlight3567 11 жыл бұрын
6. Why did you take the mop and bucket from your house over to Raffaele’s house? You told the prosecutor during your testimony in June 2009 that you took the mop and bucket to his house to clean up a leak under his kitchen sink. But by your own testimony, the leak was minuscule and could have been easily cleaned up without it. What were you really doing with the mop?
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
I agree. there is something about Amanda's face. When I first saw photos of her, I just didn't like her. She looked so cold, without any feelings. Why did I feel that way when i first saw her photos back in 2007 when I didn't even do much research on the case? It was just a feeling I had. And now I have seen so much footage of her that woman cannot be innocent. I believe her to be guilty based on the evidences I have heard and her lies.
@lizk3330
@lizk3330 7 жыл бұрын
Amanda Knox's testimony: "Then when I got out of the shower, I saw that I had forgotten my towel, so I wanted to use the bathmat to get to my room, and that's when I saw the bloody stain that was on the bathmat. And I thought "Hm, strange." Maybe someone had a problem with menstruation that didn't get cleaned up right away. I used the mat to kind of hop over to my room and into my room, I took my towel, and I used the mat to get back to the bathroom because I thought well, by now...then I put the mat back where it was supposed to go" This is the bathmat: www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=Xo9PR1N%2f&id=DF80D306F7B44CBC2875DB7D6E1152D0FFF029D9&thid=OIP.Xo9PR1N_ePz9pguUMIOESgEsDH&q=amanda+knox+bloodied+bathmat&simid=608025082656065061&selectedIndex=2&ajaxhist=0 So, according to her account she used to bloodied bathmat to hop to her bedroom then she picked it up and put it back. Feasible???
@imateapot51
@imateapot51 6 жыл бұрын
Yeah that is what the evidence showed also.
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
@@imateapot51 www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-498853/The-wild-raunchy-past-Foxy-Knoxy.html
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
...The only person she had eye contact was with "puppet" Raffaele, she was getting a bad reputation very quickly, she blamed Mereidth always I heard that several times.She had more than one man in her bed don't be fooled that's a certainty. I don't understand how she would say Mereidth was her friend, yet she showed no emotion whatsoever at that house didn't come to mass memorial the list goes on and on.Girls that didn't know Meredith were crying but not Amanda...
@mrharryrag
@mrharryrag 11 жыл бұрын
If Amanda Knox had fled, she would have been extradited eventually. Incidentally, Guede didn't flee immediately. He left Perugia a few days after the murder.
@NellieKAdaba
@NellieKAdaba 11 жыл бұрын
Thank you, I thought I was the only one who thought that she was guilty. He seems nervous here too. Have a great week.
@darlenespatafore1743
@darlenespatafore1743 3 жыл бұрын
Oh Stfu
@PaulMorrisseyIRL
@PaulMorrisseyIRL 2 жыл бұрын
He's on Anderson Cooper, one of the biggest shows on US network television in front of a studio audience, speaking in his 2nd language. If I was on talking about a book I wrote I'd be nervous.
@fakeaccount704
@fakeaccount704 2 жыл бұрын
He is literally speaking in a language that he’s not comfortable speaking him. You expect him to be confident?
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@mamiichula221
@mamiichula221 11 жыл бұрын
The fact remains that the prosecutor messed up the case.They didn't even collect forensic evidence correctly. So therefore no evidence no crime.
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
You hit it right on the nail!!!!
@turockandar
@turockandar 11 жыл бұрын
Pretty good summary!
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
You are 100% correct. The only thing she had to defend herself was the interrogation as there were no cameras in the room. This then became her fixation to why she chopped and changed her carefully hand written statements. she was loosing against persons to blame and quickly had to back pedal Patrick was released she knew the circle was closing around her.She was grasping at straws and she maintained she was abused in interrogation by this stage we all thought this on campus she was unpopular.
@patriotsrus6070
@patriotsrus6070 9 жыл бұрын
Do people in Italy still believe in their main stream media to give them truth and facts? Do people in Italy really think smoking pot turns you into a stark raving murderer? Do people in Italy really think that any form of affection given or received at a time like this, proves anyones guilt? Really? Really? Well America, as bad as it can be here, Thank God I am here.
@paulwolf8204
@paulwolf8204 9 жыл бұрын
patriotsrus don't you know anything? they found Amanda's DNA traces mixed with Meredith's blood, and most of all, Amanda accused an innocent man of the murder and change her version about that night several times, that's why she was accused of lying, and the police though she was involved with the murder...read the file before talking nonsense. Anyway now she is free and this story probably brought so much money that she can really call herself lucky.
@fuxxinu
@fuxxinu 9 жыл бұрын
patriotsrus yes even anthony ray hinton is proud and thank god that he is an american, bullshiters
@mariabirchwood6088
@mariabirchwood6088 8 жыл бұрын
+patriotsrus For a long time Americans who do not speak Italian could only hear the murderers version of events. Knox's father, even enlisted a PR company Marriott & Goggerty to peddle the murderers lies in the American media. None of the media outlets were allowed to ask proving questions, all were geared up to sell the murderers books who have made them millionaires and they continue to profit from book/movie deals, interviews and speaking engagements. Sollecito has just released his 2nd book whilst Knox was charging $100 per seat and 2,500 per table to listen to Knox on the 3rd of December 2015.They didn't only got away with murder but are now handsomely cashing in on this murder enjoying every minute of it. They are happy with what they did. Look at Knox's interviews, watch her smile with all the gory bits. A truly sick couple.
@vladik8843
@vladik8843 10 жыл бұрын
I personally think he knows more but always defended Amanda. I think he has nothing to do with the murder but Amanda does and he always defended her. Or maybe he is just framed and he seems more believable than Amanda. I think her small facial expressions say alot. On the contrary he seem honest when answering questions and actually very genuine.
@ari3lz3pp3lin
@ari3lz3pp3lin 6 жыл бұрын
Not everyone has "normal" facial expressions, and that does not make the guilty. There are so many more sociopaths that murder and rape that could pull the wool over your eyes so easily it's a joke. The most prominent serial killers get away with it because people like you going " DUUURRR His face looks like h'es telling the truth DUURRR" XD
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
Are you serious? She was actually charged with defamation and slander for lying about the duration of the interrogation and the abused she claimed she received when questioned by the Italian authorities? Wow! The Italians are pretty serious about defamation and slander. I learned something new today!
@susannemuller2094
@susannemuller2094 9 жыл бұрын
@Tom Mills - you told from the bottom of my Soul - i'm so glad they are free now...
@susannemuller2094
@susannemuller2094 9 жыл бұрын
yes!!! i'm very glad too!!:-))))
@MrPig58
@MrPig58 11 жыл бұрын
Yes, Sollecito is trying to garner support & sympathy from the U.S. public, as Knox has achieved. He definitely is not receiving a show of support from Italy. Apparently, much of Italy's citizens feel he is guilty. Perhaps that is why Sollecito has recently moved to Switzerland.
@aoifewest
@aoifewest 11 жыл бұрын
is that why she repeats again and again, "it could have been me, being killed..."
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
And it is interesting that Everyone at that time at the house and Meredith's friends believed her to be guilty. Why did they feel this way? that is really something. But one thing I do want to ask, being that you were at the university what was the overwhelming feeling about Rudy Guede as far as his part in this whole affair?
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@TOITN
@TOITN 11 жыл бұрын
How the hell do you know? He's been accused of murder and will be tried in HIS OWN COUNTRY.
@wasilaify
@wasilaify 11 жыл бұрын
I read the transcript. Rudy Guede sounds like he's lying through his teeth.
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
...horror.To hear Mrs Kercher's words to the court leaves a sickly feeling in the pit of my stomach. "IT'S A SHOCK to send your child to school and for them not to come back"! That was the testimony of Meredith's mother it was heartbreaking,as she spoke of her 22 year daughter broken hearted. At the trial of her daughters alleged killers. "WE WILL NEVER GET OVER IT".Her testimony would haunt every parent who sends a son or daughter off to one "gap year" or study abroad programs!
@MsTammi125
@MsTammi125 3 жыл бұрын
THIS DUDE IS A CREEP
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
Also, don't be fooled by SOLLECITO, his Poor English, youngish boy look isn't fooling many. He like her is guilty, she is the mastermind. What's sickening in reality, They are guilty they are free, I hear they both have written books they are cashing in whilst Poor Meredith is six feet under. That's the reality and for what? Jealously Knox had for Meredith! Remember Rudy has admitted to been there, yet he has always maintained he didn't kill Meredith. More than one person is responsible FACT!
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
No one cared about her reputation back then they didn't know much about Amanda. Amanda gave herself that reputation by the postings on my space face book about not having any sexual inhibitions, as is her right! However she did bring back many many different men one night stands, older man she met in a Internet Cafe strange older men.Therefore, not just Meredith the other two Italian girls had become concerned for their own safety, rightfully so. She kept this up briefly after meeting Raf FACT!
@giuliaroncucci916
@giuliaroncucci916 11 жыл бұрын
For some reason the situation cannot change. This murder, this tragic event, had it not been for Sollecito and Amanda, sparked a true revolt (already partly in place); thanks to them the people continue to think that was an episode limited to a private situation. Another thing: Amanda pointed Lumumba due to pressure inflicted by police. The police is the first responsible for what has happened. In Milan you can stay alone in the night without fear, in Perugia you have to be afraid.
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
WHY? BECAUSE OF HIS SUPPOSED INNOCENT LOOKS?
@sadoressei6625
@sadoressei6625 9 жыл бұрын
Don't judge only God can judge ok my friends
@Doriesep6622
@Doriesep6622 5 жыл бұрын
Shall we dispense with cops and the judicial system then?
@rockstarofredondo
@rockstarofredondo 11 жыл бұрын
My ex boyfriend was chased down by French police after urinating near a train stop (he was drunk & acting stupid.) Although this is a minor offense, the police beat him up when they caught him, threw him in a jail cell with excrement on the floor & a bucket of excrement in the corner & held him for 4 days telling him nothing. He finally went before a judge & was ordered to pay an over 800 euro bribe to be set free & was made to sign a French document he didn't understand. DO NOT GO TO EUROPE
@maryoconnell5566
@maryoconnell5566 10 жыл бұрын
NOw he's trying to throw her under the bus, LOL,. guilty both of them.
@nancyparker8786
@nancyparker8786 9 жыл бұрын
HE has never thrown her under the bus, innocent people don't have too, he still says that he and everyone around him support Amandas innocence as much as his. This is only about separating the cases so they aren't joined at the hip.
@patriotsrus6070
@patriotsrus6070 9 жыл бұрын
Ignorant statement
@patriotsrus6070
@patriotsrus6070 9 жыл бұрын
patriotsrus not you Nancy. That was meant for Mary oconnell
@fishlight3567
@fishlight3567 11 жыл бұрын
You made me smile!
@marvinsilverman4394
@marvinsilverman4394 Жыл бұрын
one question if they didn't kill meredith shy they did not collaborate who could be the murderer? or they did?
@fasttrack70
@fasttrack70 10 жыл бұрын
both guilty of being complicit in murder and or murder...........both guilty of tampering with a crime scene as well now go to jail do not pass go do not collect 200
@ari3lz3pp3lin
@ari3lz3pp3lin 6 жыл бұрын
How about the detective that cannot follow simple crime-scene procedures goes to jail? How about the actual killer Rudy Guede pay for what he has done? NO? Gonna be an ignorant media-sponge? Ah thought so :(
@nathanjamesbaker
@nathanjamesbaker 11 жыл бұрын
Have you noticed that the anti-Amanda accounts usually have inordinate amounts of "thumbs up" on their KZfaq comments, "helpful" ratings on their Amazon review comments, etc.? There is some serious sock account use going on.
@JalanRina
@JalanRina 6 жыл бұрын
The forensic evidence speak for this case
@panicstation7
@panicstation7 3 жыл бұрын
All of the forensic evidence was tainted, the investigators did an awful job cross contaminating stuff
@ciceroevans5755
@ciceroevans5755 11 жыл бұрын
Since the comment I replied to had the same obvious incorrect grammar, the irony/sarcasm of my comment was missed in your judgmental comment to me. You judged before you knew what you were even talking about. Why am I not surprised? I like your new photo by the way. Nice. :)
@nathanjamesbaker
@nathanjamesbaker 11 жыл бұрын
Amanda recanted within hours the story about Lumumba that the cops had her sign, but the cops were never interested in the truth.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Knox lied about her alibi and lied about Lumumba and she has failed to pay the 40,000Euros she was ordered by the Court to pay to compensate Lumumba for his losses. And now Knox is begging the American public for more donations.
@imateapot51
@imateapot51 10 жыл бұрын
Amanda cooked meals in Raffaele's kitchen. So what is the big deal about her DNA being on the knife that never tested positive for blood? Did not match the imprint and was too big to make the wounds. And of course taken at random out of a kitchen drawer right in front of Raffaele - basically pressuring him to cave in on Amanda. My DNA is on my chef's knife also. It may have some blood (my own) - those damn onions.
@geot4647
@geot4647 9 жыл бұрын
He looks oddly familiar and I just realized he's a semi ringer for Michael J. Fox.
@juliekeenan2868
@juliekeenan2868 5 жыл бұрын
Geo T Lol I can see it.
@Romulan2469
@Romulan2469 3 жыл бұрын
Except Fox is a decent guy who hasn't killed anyone.
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
yes, Raffaele looks genuine like a puppet for her. She would have been the mastermind of the scenario. There is so much to this?? she knows it we all know it here at the university. Nobody liked her from the very beginning really disconnected had no warmth about her, we would all say it!!
@nathanjamesbaker
@nathanjamesbaker 10 жыл бұрын
Raffaele did say he touched Meredith's hand with a knife while cooking in her apartment. He did not say he made that up. In fact, he talks about this in his book. It was a different knife--one found in Meredith's apartment. BTW, why would anyone lug a huge kitchen knife around with them and bring it over to someone else's place? That would make the murder premeditated, which conflicts with the prosecution's most recent theory of a sudden burst of anger from Amanda and Raffaele.
@dianamincher6479
@dianamincher6479 3 жыл бұрын
Sollecito would manufacture any old construction to get him out of responsibility. What about Sollecito's designer knife collection-was he happy about sex predator 7 day wonder Knox using a Sollecito designer knife for the attack.
@denisewalsh6586
@denisewalsh6586 Жыл бұрын
@@dianamincher6479 he was into knives very much and porn..there you go
@giuliaroncucci916
@giuliaroncucci916 11 жыл бұрын
sorry for the typo ("Meredith's killer")
@roxanne1231
@roxanne1231 4 жыл бұрын
This is way better than Katie Couric’s interview. Rudy will come clean eventually I’ll bet.
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
Amanda supporters, sick actually!
@TraceyMariexx
@TraceyMariexx 6 жыл бұрын
It's disturbing to think that people still think they're both guilty or know more. . Here's hoping none of you are ever in a situation like this and a corrupt prosecutor decides you're guilty!
@TraceyMariexx
@TraceyMariexx 6 жыл бұрын
Quintus Beckmesser Erm where should I start? How about his illegally wiretapping phones? His pathetic and twisted attempts to turn the suicide of Dr. Narducci’s and this case into some kind of orgy, satanic cult thing? ..Not to mention what he did to Mario Spezi? Any prosecuter who has a twisted mind and soul as he clearly has shown, who goes to the extremes he does for personal gain is corrupt morally in every sense of the word! So sue me!
@TraceyMariexx
@TraceyMariexx 6 жыл бұрын
Quintus Beckmesser you just called me a dumbass (which I doubt you'd say to my face) so why continue with this conversation when you clearly prefer to insult me and have no intention to change my mind on him with facts .. Toodle Oooo
@yvonneh.9537
@yvonneh.9537 Жыл бұрын
Drugs chance everything. Don't forget this
@TraceyMariexx
@TraceyMariexx Жыл бұрын
@@yvonneh.9537 I have no clue what this was even about 4 years on.. I'll have to rewatch to see why I got into this debate 😂
@TraceyMariexx
@TraceyMariexx Жыл бұрын
@@yvonneh.9537 Ahh it was the Amanda Knox case.. I still believe they're innocent..
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
And yet, in spite of those evidences, the American press and the American people just totally ignored them and just decided that she is innocent on the basis of her supposed innocent looking and "pretty" American face?!!
@NellieKAdaba
@NellieKAdaba 11 жыл бұрын
I also think she did it.
@opium600
@opium600 11 жыл бұрын
Yes again I agree 100% and so do many many other students on campus at that time. She was the mastermind. A girl was murdered Amanda said they were friends.Then why not show an ounce of compassion her total response was I don't care attitude while us students in general we were shell shocked. it really was surreal just watching her left us speechless. I remember thinking why isn't she sad or crying but nothing at all!
@dagmarzoepke6960
@dagmarzoepke6960 2 жыл бұрын
I They were not real friends she said
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
If one is innocent of a crime they have no reason to lie because they have nothing to hide. Amanda has lied horrendously. One example was when she accused her boss, a black congolese bar owner by the name of Patrick Lumumba, of killing Meredith. She said she was there when Patrick murdered her. It came out later that Patrick had an iron clad alibi, thanks to a Swedish man who read the story and told authorities that he was with Patrick at the time of the murder. Why did Amanda lie about that?
@craik7
@craik7 10 жыл бұрын
poor guy got framed
@ritag93
@ritag93 2 жыл бұрын
That's right, the Italian police, investigation and procecutor only based on gossip!! That is so bad, I would definitely claim compensation from the ligal justice for deliberate wrong imprisonment!!
@wynta123
@wynta123 11 жыл бұрын
He was Amanda's little puppet
@enelwoods
@enelwoods 11 жыл бұрын
Instead of calling Meredith "confident" I was rather suggesting "imposing". I do agree with sofesch - Meredith might have had much more role in her own death through intimidation towards the "weaker" side ... the more emotionally vulnerable side in Amanda
@manfromatlan
@manfromatlan 11 жыл бұрын
They also held it by the fabric. Yet his DNA wasn't found there. Your reasons?
@NellieKAdaba
@NellieKAdaba 11 жыл бұрын
Yes, very sad. I still can't believe it. This happened in 2007 I believe.
@crispiva1
@crispiva1 11 жыл бұрын
This guy is sooooo guilty! As for physical evidence, there are lots added to a mountain of circumstantial evidence. His book is a bunch of lies and I hope he will be sued for them.
@deathtotruthers1
@deathtotruthers1 11 жыл бұрын
Well said, Hilary. And quite right. We Americans do not have much sympathy for murders, American or not. But we do have sympathy for the wrongfully-accused, and that is why we support Amanda.
@cornerstone2012
@cornerstone2012 11 жыл бұрын
do you actually believe that she was interrogated for 52 hours?--straight without a break?
@amysayed5697
@amysayed5697 3 жыл бұрын
Actually i heard her interrogation by the police and interpreter where she said that she was confused because she has been questioned for 14 ,the prosecutor said not not 14 ,,immediately she changed her claim and said 6 hours ,,
@marmackk
@marmackk 10 жыл бұрын
'Amanda cooked meals in Raffaele's kitchen. So what is the big deal about her DNA being on the knife that never tested positive for blood?' The big deal is that Meredith had never been to Raffaele's apartment.How do you explain your flat mate's dna being on your partner's knife found in his/her apartment when your flat mate had never been to your partner's apartment.Why when your partner finds out that the victim's dna is on his/her knife does he/she fabricate how it got there.
@RowanBuchananroabie
@RowanBuchananroabie 8 жыл бұрын
Guede was there when Meredith was killed. He said he was in the bathroom and when he came out after hearing her scream, he saw a man standing over her who had said, "Black man found. Suspect found. (something else)" before running out. He later didn't bring this man up at all and said Amanda was outside the window... after she became a suspect and was asked about it. Notice that he was trying to save his own skin? He claimed when he went to the bathroom, Meredith was fully clothed and they didn't have sex. But her body was half naked and she'd been penetrated with his DNA in her. Guede had a very criminal past and we even kicked out by his adoptive family. However, "he's only an accomplice" or the actual murderers were either Raff or Amanda. Give me a fucking break. Raff remained in prison when his family told him to go against Amanda because he couldn't fathom letting an innocent 20 year-old girl live her life in prison while he wandered free and a criminal by that point for lying. People judge her weird mannerisms during her interview in "Her Own Words" but nothing seemed off aside from trying to hold back tears, which explain why her eyes were so large and why he kept gulping. I do the same shit when I don't want people to see me cry. They also seem to think that moving her head so much is somehow deceptive. I've laughed when I saw a car flip over and humored is far from how I felt. My body naturally decided to act like that when I was nervous and scared. There was little evidence to convict them and the man trying them was a corrupted official with past criminal behavior himself. He had put four other innocents in prison and sued people when they tried to fight against him as slander. But keep saying what you want and blaming two people because they were the ones accused when the case was global.
@RowanBuchananroabie
@RowanBuchananroabie 8 жыл бұрын
***** The only shred of DNA found from those two was that Raff had a fingerprint on Meredith's bra strap; and Guede left a bloody fingerprint on it. The investigators determined that wasn't enough evidence to convict Raff when the case was reopened. ""Rudy admitted he was with Meredith at the cottage and in the murder room; Rudy in the presence of his two attorneys admitted having his hands at Meredith’s neck as she died; Rudy said Meredith let him inside the cottage about 8:30 pm [30 minutes earlier than Meredith’s arrival home at 9:01 pm] Rudy’s DNA was found inside Meredith’s vagina; [There is also a semen stain on the pillow case] Rudy’s DNA was found on Meredith’s jacket and bra; Rudy’s DNA along with Meredith’s blood was found on Meredith’s purse; Rudy’s palm print in Meredith’s blood was found on the pillow case underneath her body; Rudy’s shoe prints, set in Meredith’s blood, were found in the murder room and hallway; Rudy admitted being in Meredith’s bathroom where a bloody footprint was left on the bathmat [He also said he had wet trousers when he left the cottage] Rudy’s excrement was found in the toilet and his DNA on the toilet paper; Rudy had cuts on his right hand that were still visible when he was arrested two weeks later; Rudy admitted being in Filomena’s bedroom; [Where the break-in window was] Rudy fled the country two days after the murder; Rudy said Meredith screamed around 9:20 pm; [Meredith’s empty duodenum suggests she died by 9:30 pm. At that time Raffaele and Amanda started a Naruto cartoon at 9:26 pm at Raffaele’s place] Rudy had a history of burglary with a knife and stealing credit cards and phones; [Meredith’s phones and credit cards were stolen] Rudy told a fanciful story about being at the cottage on a date with Meredith when someone else killed her while he was in the bathroom; [This is a known criminal excuse called the bushy haired stranger excuse] Rudy was seen by witnesses dancing at a nightclub after murdering Meredith. "" ""According to Guede's own account, he arranged with Meredith to meet her at her house and arrived about 8:30; he became intimate with her (consensually) but they did not have sex; Meredith discovered her rent money was missing and blamed Knox; Guede, having eaten a suspect kebab earlier, had to use the bathroom; while in there with his iPod headphones on, he heard the doorbell ring then heard Meredith scream; he rushed out of the bathroom without flushing the toilet; he confronted a knife-wielding Italian man who had stabbed Meredith in the neck; the man fled, saying "Black man found, black man guilty"; Guede had tried to staunch the blood from Meredith's neck with towels, but had given up, gone home visited a friend and then gone out to a disco.[12] At different times, Guede gave different versions of this story: for instance, the time and place where Guede supposedly made the arrangement with Meredith to meet her. In December 2007, Guede claimed that he met her at a Halloween party given by Spanish students. By March 2008, it was well known that Meredith had spent her entire Halloween in the company of friends, first in the Merlin pub before they later moved on to Domus disco. In March Rudy changed the location of his meeting with her from the Spanish party to Domus, which by chance Rudy had also attended following the party. However, neither Meredith’s friends who were continuously in her company nor those who accompanied Rudy to the Domus witnessed any meeting between the two.[12] By March 2008, Guede's account had also added the detail that Amanda Knox was the person who had rung the doorbell, and who Guede also saw leaving the house after the murder."" "Rudy Guede’s Statements And Stories Skype Chat[7] jack says: (7:10:21PM) Listen, you have to tell me jack says: (7:10:25PM) who was there. Rudy Hermann says: (7:10:25PM) Do you understand where I am? jack says: (7:10:32PM) No. Tell me what city. jack says: (7:10:53PM) That way I can send you some money. Rudy Hermann says: (7:11:19PM) I was in the bathroom when it happened. I tried to stop it but I couldn’t do anything. Amanda had nothing to do with it. jack says: (7:11:19PM) You have to tell me who was there. Rudy Hermann says: (7:11:31PM) Because I fought with a male. Rudy Hermann says: (7:11:36PM) And she wasn’t there. jack says: (7:11:39PM) And who was there? Rudy Hermann says: (7:11:57PM) I don’t know. I didn’t see his face. Skype Call[8] Guede: In the newspaper they’re writing that I was drunk and slept on the toilet. That’s crap. In that house we were smoking joints, we smoked and so did those girls, everyone did. After that I said to the guys, who are men of their word, “Listen, guys, I’m tired, I can’t walk now, can I sleep over here?” So I slept on their sofa. I was only ever at their place twice. After that, after that I met Amanda, but I didn’t talk to her any more, I just saw her one other time, at that pub, at Lumumba’s pub, whatever his name is. Beneditti: Right, Lumumba. Guede: Just one other time, and we talked in that pub, but after that I didn’t see her any more, I mean I’d see her often in the street, but it was nothing more than a “hello.” The time of death from his Skype call: Beneditti: But if I understand, I mean like where was this…I mean, what time do you think this happened, I don’t know… Guede: Around nine, nine twenty or so, because in the meantime we had gotten to talking and all. Beneditti: I see. Guede: I think nine‐twenty, nine‐thirty, around then, and then, when I heard the scream, let me tell you she screamed so loud that you could hear it even in the street, Giacomo, she screamed really loud. When I came out, it was in semi‐darkness, I came out and I saw him." Yet he later said he heard Amanda arguing with Meredith and then leaving from out the window. That man suddenly no longer existed when he was questioned again in 2008.
@RowanBuchananroabie
@RowanBuchananroabie 8 жыл бұрын
***** The only websites I can find that have that listed as evidence are websites that are old as hell or still insist that Knox and Raff did it despite how much evidence is against Guede. And how would you know they didn't cook together? They pretty much lived with each other for the week they were together and the knife that Knox had used had flour on it, along with both their finger prints on it. And no. One finger print on the bra wasn't enough against the bloody finger prints left by Guede. Amanda and Raff did discover her, so who the fuck knows what they did when they were waiting for authorities.
@RowanBuchananroabie
@RowanBuchananroabie 8 жыл бұрын
***** Because Guede *was literally there at the scene when it happened.* He had done numerous break-ins like the one at Meredith's multiple times before and was also charged with assault with a knife in his past. "What Volturno really said is he received a tip-off from an informant saying that a girl had been injured with scissors at Raffaele’s old school. The “informant” (if one even existed) didn’t mention Raffaele’s name or that he was responsible, just that something had happened at the school. Volturno went to investigate and found no evidence of it. His investigation did discover Raffaele’s “discipline problems” were playing with his pen and he once threw a paper ball at a class mate." "Maori: Investigations at Giovinazzo….. You spoke earlier to the Prosecutor about investigative leads in connection with the injury caused by Sollecito at school and so you went there to investigate. Did you seize the class records? Volturno: No, we photocopied them and took some notes on some of the class records. Maori: And what notes were there about Sollecito, were there serious things? Volturno: No, there were no serious notes, they were about Sollecito which we photocopied because we felt it best to do so. Maori: For example “Sollecito plays with his pen despite having been told off about it?” Volturno: That was one such note Maori: So a person that is accused of murder, you… Massei: Excuse me, let’s avoid interpretations. Let’s keep to the facts! Maori: Another note “Sollecito throws paper ball at class mates”? Volturno: That was another note. Maori: These are the notes that you have… Volturno: These are notes that in any case I permitted to take, verify, I photocopied them and I recorded them. Maori: You didn’t find a note that Sollecito had hurt… Volturno: No, because… Maori: Let me finish. Massei: Let’s always wait until the question has been completed. Maori: You didn’t find a note that Sollecito had hurt a class mate? Volturno: No because as I already said earlier the school records of Molfetta Senior high school, liceo Einstein, via Togliatti, were sent for pulping because every 5 years they do this and we didn’t find any trace of those records where perhaps there was this note that we were looking for, but we weren’t fortunate. Massei: On what basis did you go looking for this? Volturno: There was an investigative lead that there had been an incident during Sollecito’s time at school where a girl had been injured by some scissors and we searched for a note of this kind, however the records had been pulped and we didn’t find it. Maori: What do you mean by “lead”? Massei: What did you know about it? That a girl had been injured with scissors? Volturno: Exactly, during Sollecito’s time at the school, and we went to see if the class records of the middle and high school to see if there were any notes that referred to this incident, however unfortunately the records had been sent for pulping. Massei: So it could have been anyone in the class to have caused this incident, not necessarily… Volturno: No, no, we went to find out if there was any record of this incident. Massei: And who had caused it? Volturno: Exactly Massei: The theory was that it could have been Raffaele Sollecito. Volturno: And we went to verify, however the records had been pulped and so it wasn’t possible to find out. Massei: You weren’t able to find the truth about the incident nor the one to cause it? Volturno: Of course. Maori: Just to clarify given that your curiosity about this President is also ours…This investigative lead what was it? Somebody had told you “A girl in Sollecito’s class had been hurt by scissors”? Volturno: We received news of this incident and we went to verify it. Maori: But what do you mean by “we received news”? Was it an informant? Volturno: An informant. Maori: And this informant, how did … Volturno: I’m not obliged to reveal information about informants. Maori: The name of the informant no, this is true, however you are obliged to tell us how this information was received, by telephone, by a person who came to the Questura and informed that a girl or boy had been injured, this you can tell us. Volturno: In person, a meeting in the street with a person that knew of certain things and this incident was reported to us and we went to verify it. Maori: And you verified that Sollecito threw balls made of paper! Volturno: We didn’t verify anything because the records didn’t exist any more. Maori: And he disturbed a lesson! Massei: No excuse me. Let’s keep to the questions, please." As for violent rape porn, even women watch that. Rape fantasy is a very real and very common fetish for a lot of people; unless he was actually watching rape videos, and if that were the case, he would have been imprisoned for doing it. Does it raise a red flag? I can see why it would, but that fetish is almost as common as a foot fetish.
@RowanBuchananroabie
@RowanBuchananroabie 8 жыл бұрын
***** "Prosecutors argued that Knox had washed Meredith's blood off her hands." They argued over it. There is no point where it was solid fact. It was in a bathroom, where both of their DNA was riddled. The only other area in the house with DNA from Knox was on a glass in the kitchen.
@damnyourebeautiful
@damnyourebeautiful 10 жыл бұрын
I think they're innocent. With such little evidence and considering how they'd only known each other little more than a week, it seems highly implausible that they would have had the type of closeness to plan a murder together. I think everyone who's trying to read "lies" and "evil" "in their eyes" is just projecting what they've read in the media on these two people. How is that proof? I think they may have been naive to act the way they did, but that doesn't mean they're guilty.
@Nozomi621
@Nozomi621 10 жыл бұрын
I agree... Furthermore, the other guy who is in jail right now "fled" the country a day after she was murdered!
@caitlindonaghy2211
@caitlindonaghy2211 6 жыл бұрын
Anna Isabela totally agree
@Gabriella5057
@Gabriella5057 5 жыл бұрын
www.bridgebase.com/forums/topic/67258-is-amanda-knox-guilty/
@rockstarofredondo
@rockstarofredondo 11 жыл бұрын
I agree. I am concerned for him as well. This whole thing is utter insanity.
@marmackk
@marmackk 11 жыл бұрын
I read her email sent to family of her account of what happened from the time the went back to the cottage to her questioning .It can be found on themurderofmeredithkercher site.It is a very detailed analysis of everything.When she talks about her questioning she mentions nothing about being abused by police. Just an interpreter came an hour after and that made her able to understand the questions better.If you suffered police abuse wouldn't it be something you would mention to your family?
@mrharryrag
@mrharryrag 11 жыл бұрын
You can download the translations of the official court documents from the Perugia Murder File website. You should read the Massei report first because his verdict currently still stands. Numerous DNA experts have confirmed that Meredith's DNA was on the blade of the knife. Sollecito knew that Meredith’s DNA was on the blade which is why he lied about accidentally pricking her hand whilst cooking. Amanda Knox was told she was not allowed to leave Italy.
@tonywelsh3709
@tonywelsh3709 2 жыл бұрын
He must have changed his story about that night approximately 10 times-bizarre!! For us in the UK, we always felt Amanda & Raffaele Sollecito were guilty. Meredith was good at karate, it needed extreme force to overpower her that night
@sertorio1040
@sertorio1040 7 ай бұрын
MASSEI ha scritto ( copia _ incolla ) 423 pagine di nulla ... Il suo movente è ridicolo , la " prova " del DNA è platealmente FALSA come dimostrato
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