She's got Charlie Manson eyes.
Posted on 09/07/2011 8:30:16 AM PDT by markomalley
“...NOT GUILTY!...”
Of murder or something else? ;-)
She acts like Charles Manson’s daughter.
How do you get that?From all I have read there is no DNA that connects here to this at all?
It was a kitchen knife in the apartment that everyone in the apartment’s DNA was on....they used it to cook with.I’m sure if the cutlery in your him was tested everyone who lived in the home who cooks DNA would be on your’s too.
It was a kitchen knife in the apartment that everyone in the apartment’s DNA was on....they used it to cook with.I’m sure if the cutlery in your home was tested everyone who lived in the home who cooks DNA would be on your’s too.
Guilty,, and i cannot understand the moniker “foxy”.
And if the release her, we’ll never hear the end of the poor liberal from Washingtoon state, and her dramatic ordeal.
She was in this up to her eyeballs, told several wildly different versions, and did cartwheels in the police station. Just another Rachel Corrie flake.
Let the menace stay in jail.
She's got Charlie Manson eyes.
She is innocent and was wrongly convicted.
Chuckles never had nip action like that! Excitable girl, unless Italy keeps their courtrooms really cold.
Oh yeah, and NOT GUILTY!!!
“She’s got Charlie Manson eyes. “
and nice headlights!
And probably all the rest of the silverware too.........
What suspicious manner would that be? Maybe like staying in Italy after her parents begged her to come home and her other roommates split back to their respective homes? Knox wanted to stay because she thought she could help, and ended up being railroaded by the Italian courts. This girl did nothing wrong.
Falsely accusing an innocent man is something wrong.
Oh, and "Foxy Knoxy" was her nickname when she was a kid playing soccer. The Euro Press has certainly helped to sensationalize this case.
I'll be glad to see her go free, and if that happens, three cheers for the Italian appellate court for doing its job.
Check out The Monster of Florence, about the botched investigation of a serial killer. When a reporter started criticizing the police and prosecutor too much, they decided to prosecute HIM as the killer. Guess who the prosecutor was? Same guy as in this case.
Under the duress of interrogation, without a good handle on the language, and sans an interpreter. Again I say - railroaded.
My wife, being the Italiophile she is, has followed this case closely. From what we've read from all sides, this is (was) a very naive girl. The handling of the evidence at the crime scene was nothing less than appalling. This is a clear case of a Prosecuter making a name for himself. What a lot of folks don't understand is there are many different levels of police authority in Italy. I believe the first police on the scene were ticket writers or something of the sort.
The prosecutor's corruption charges stem from another case(The Monster of Florence) but I am still extremely hesitant to anoint her as innocent.
suspicion is not grounds for guilt? I think not or Anthony would’ve been convicted and fried
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