The Night of Justice Defense Lawyers Confident that Supreme Court Will Cancel the Ruling After their Appeal Florence, January 31, 2014 We had not a reasonable doubt that the mind of the judge was already made up and so, probably, did Amanda’s lawyers. They tried again yesterday morning, in the few minutes left, to change that idea. They don’t know …
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Injustice Anywhere, an all volunteer organization working to correct wrongful convictions, has launched a new website titled: Murder of Meredith Kercher. The website aims to set the record straight about a deceptive Wikipedia style website that discusses the Meredith Kercher murder case. The site in question was designed by an anonymous anti-Amanda Knox blogger using the alias “Edward McCall”. The misleading pro-guilt website can be …
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This week, Bruce Fischer discussed the DNA evidence presented in the Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito case, with Professor Christopher Halkides and Molecular Biologist Tom Zupancic, on the Injustice Anywhere Radio Program. On December 4, 2009, Amanda Knox & Raffaele Sollecito were wrongfully convicted for the murder of Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy. Meredith Kercher was murdered by Rudy Guede …
Read More »PROSECUTOR DOESN’T COPE: “STOP SOLLECITO BEFORE HE LEAVES” The compliments, the diplomacy, the courtesy toward the accusers… It has all been useless. The fair-play policy ended up in the worst possible way. This evening the discussion looked like one of those duels in which the exhausted sabreurs forgot all their art, drawing dirty blows, and pushing and kicking, too. The …
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Peril in Florence Florence, 14 January 2014 Writers, readers, scientists, lawyers, judges, experts… the whole world by now understands that against Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito there’s nothing, and loves to supports the end of a miscarriage of justice. But what about that part of the world that is important, the judges who will have to say guilty or innocent? …
Read More »Defense with Luca Maori to close on January 20th, Verdict on the 30th Florence, January 9, 2014 “I was arrested because they thought there was my shoe print under Meredith’s body,” Giulia Bongiorno said, making a parody, in her theatrical interpretation, of a weeping Raffaele. “No, no, no,” Bongiorno added. “Sollecito is wrong. He was arrested because he was the …
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