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I Miei Pensieri Sul Amanda Knox

By On June 9, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Amanda è una giovane donna Americana, una studentessa eccellente con un nuovo ragazzo. Abita in una casa con altre tre ragazze, una Inglese e due italiane. Incontra un ragazzo ivoriano senza tetto, recentemente coinvolto in un paio di furti. Con questo e con il suo ragazzo, violenta e uccide la sua amica Inglese per un [...]

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The Monster of Florence Claims New Victims

By On June 9, 2011 · 1 Comment

The Monster of Florence was a serial murderer from the 70s and 80s who murdered young couples while they were parking in the countryside. None other than PM Mignini, the prosecutor in the Amanda Knox case, came on late to the case and came up with the theory that… guess what? The Monster of Florence [...]

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Reverse the Injustice Against Falsely Imprisoned Amanda Knox

By On June 5, 2011 · Leave a Comment

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Please read our prior posts about this gross aberration of justice here.

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Tot Mom Update: George Anthony’s Mistress ‘It was an Accident That Snowballed Out of Control’

By On June 2, 2011 · 1 Comment

Since I first speculated that Tot Mom Casey Anthony might have been sexually abused by her father George Anthony (based on her weird behavior in the courtoom alone) the defense brought out the bombshell that Tot Mom was sexually abused by her father and possibly her brother Lee from age 8 (see “We [...]

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Why It Isn’t Physically Possible For Amanda Knox to have Killed Meredith Kercher

By On May 31, 2011 · 7 Comments

Read more in Italian here.

Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito have been convicted of the murder of Meredith Kercher, Amanda’s flat mate, and are currently entering a period of appeal. Much has been made of her “changing her story” which I have previously addressed in my post on coerced and false confessions (see link [...]

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The Strauss-Kahn Case: Free Press, Fair Trial?

By On May 30, 2011 · 2 Comments

by Anne Bremner, originally posted at the NY Times web site here.

Anne Bremner is a Seattle trial lawyer, legal analyst and former sex-crimes prosecutor. She was a counsel for a group supporting Amanda Knox, the American student convicted of murder in Italy.

A prominent world figure is arrested for the brutal rape [...]

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Amanda Knox: Traveler’s Advisory

By On May 29, 2011 · 2 Comments

by Mark Waterbury and Anne Bremner, originally posted on the Women in Crime Ink Blog here.

NOTE: As this post goes to press, two important developments in the appeal of Amanda Knox’s wrongful conviction in Perugia, Italy, have taken place. A group of Italian legislators led by Rocco Girlanda has filed a

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We Were Right! Tot Mom Was Abused!

By On May 24, 2011 · 1 Comment

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I wrote before about how I thought that Tot Mom Casey Anthony was abused by her father George Anthony… and I think I was right! The idea that her child’s name Caylee came from a combination of her name and her brother’s name… who could have molested her… [...]

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Contestazione della “Confessione” di Amanda Knox

By On May 19, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Read this in English here.

Ci sono tante prove che è possible creare falsi ricordi con la ripetizione e la forzatura di domande. C’e un classico esperimento di psicologia sui falsi ricordi dove vari soggeti vengono interrogati ripetitivamente riguardo un evento che sarebbe accaduto quando erano giovani: l’aver rovesciato del punch. Dopo interrogazioni [...]

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More Tabloid Trash Coming Out of the UK on the Amanda Knox Case

By On May 18, 2011 · 2 Comments

The British should be thoroughly disgusted with themselves for the behavior of their tabloid press who have hacked into thousands of private voice mail accounts over the past decade or so in order to get seamy stories on their politicians and celebrities. They are a public menace. In the Amanda Knox case reporters like [...]

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