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bye bye Amanda Knox
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what a whore. hope the jail where she ends up dont have any vip jail cell and she will be threaten as a toy
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She can hide out at my house.
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She will get justice now
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Been amazing how the media always treated this case different because she was good looking. "Foxy knoxy".
Hopefully she gets sent away for a long time and we don't hear from her again... |
I will never understand why these processes take so long.
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I'll even give her a spanking for being naughty. |
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...st-killer.html |
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No motive..... no logic..... no evidence. I admit I haven't read her book but ive read a lot of media, seen documentaries, youtubes etc and it looks like the girl is innocent and its a really sad state of affairs. The US will have to extradite her in order to maintain the reciprocity of extradition treaties. |
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Why? Just because they didn't find the real killer?
Guede is the freak...... did you watch his youtube video? |
http://www.enstarz.com/articles/4268...tion-video.htm
She has consistently maintained her innocence in the murder of her former roommate, but new evidence may be able to uphold Amanda Knox's reconviction and force her to serve her prison sentence in Italy. According to Radar Online, links between Knox and some drug dealers in Perugia have been confirmed, meaning the American could be extradited to Italy to face drug charges-meaning if her conviction for murdering Kercher is upheld after her final appeals case closes at the end of the year, she will be required to serve her 28 ½ year prison term. |
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That chic is screwed. I would be off to some country that has no extradition treaties with Italy.
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"Innocent American girl is persecuted by evil foreigners" There is a footprint in blood on the bathroom rug that matches Sollecito's bare foot. http://themurderofmeredithkercher.co...hmat_Footprint |
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In the U.S. all we saw in the news was the first trial dragging on and on and on and that it was nothing but circumstantial evidence, no DNA, etc. It was quite boring. Hype over here is when Nancy Grace is vomiting out bile soaked nicknames as she plays judge and jury during her "unbiased" reporting. |
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The second trial really never got much attention in the U.S. mainstream news. |
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Not this unlimited persecution whenever a new eye witness comes forward or a fresh piece of evidence is discovered. |
How about best 2 out of 3?
One more trial is only fair. |
Yes but in America we re-open murder cases whenever there is new evidence that is strong enough. In my area, a 20 year old case has new attention because of a apparent confession / bragging about getting away with it that was recorded by police. It's a very fluid story still.
Anyway here's a link: http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.s..._evidence.html There are also appeals and whatnot. So really the American system can keep someone basically under scrutiny if not at trial for their entire life. Especially in murder cases which are never closed. |
I've a few books about this and.... I can't see how she is guilty. She was a carefree American student in college abroad; There is zero evidence linking her to the crime. You can say there is DNA but of course her DNA is there - she lived there.
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Don't break the code of honor and click the link and actually take an objective look at the footprint evidence, no, just keep repeating the news media hype. . |
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You Knox junkies are just brain washed and repeating hype over and over and you never look at the evidence. You can't even tell me why the bloody footprint is not Sollecito's even though you believe it's not his footprint. . |
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If it was in the first trial, why did the prosecution lose the first trial? |
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So, yeah .... I don't know what I am talking about, you big Dumbfuck. That is why I am asking questions, you big Dumbfuck. While it was a big story in the U.S., there was nowhere near sensationalistic journalism as witnessed in Italy or other countries. Apparently I missed the part where she was convicted during the first trial, but was never sent to prison for X amount of years because ...... Italy has a retarded legal system that allows convicted murders the freedom to leave the country until they are convicted a second time ......? My head hurts. I really don't care. I give up. I'll wait for NBC to do a 2 hour long 48 Hours murder mystery on the story. |
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You're a fucking idiot. She was convicted and sentence to 26 years in prison and only released from prison after she won a acquittal on appeal. That appeal got appealed and she lost again. :1orglaugh |
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.... after being brainwashed by the U.S. news media that she was innocent. Lord. Dumbfuck. Big. Dumbfuck. You. Dumbfuck. |
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You're mad because you're dumb. :2 cents: |
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She's in Seattle. It'll be easy to slip into Canada if and when it becomes necessary . . .
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People spending decades in prison get exonerated after new DNA evidence. O.J. gets away with murder and then ends up in prison because he is a dumbass. Texas nukes death row prisoners with below average IQs who made confessions under duress. Unless I have to report for jury duty, I want no part of it. You won't find me glued to Court TV or Nancy Grace or some British tabloid toilet paper owned by Rupert Murdoch. Judge not, lest ye be judged yourself. |
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And let's not forget Civil Suits. |
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I just know from personal experience that when a serious legal matter is prolonged, the stress you and your family goes through multiplies.
So, it is understandable that she is upset - wether she is TRULY guilty or not. I don't care one way or the other. What baffles me is the way people react to her, as if she has behaved like a thug in the manner of Zimmerman and O.J. since the original crime was committed. No arrests for drug possession. Not a single paparazzi shot of being a drunken slut. No TMZ moments with an intrusive cameraman or photog. No altercations in a nightclub. No accidental shotgun blasts to her lawyer's face during hunting season. She won an appeal, was set free, wrote a book, did some interviews. The press across the Pond must obsess about her the way our press obsesses over Royal Weddings. |
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Do you think she should go to jail for claiming her boss committed the murder and letting him sit in jail for 2 weeks? . |
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Did you beat a confession out of her with your big black cock? No one ever wrongfully implicates themselves or other people under duress during a police interrogation. It never happens, I tell you. Never. * reaches for the aspirin * |
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