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Originally Posted by Nage Waza
She did not lie about her story...the police made her provide a hypothetical scenario of what she thinks may have occurred (this is according to the defense). There was no evidence against her at all, yet you think she is guilty? Provide me with some evidence. She has also been adamant that she was slapped by the police during the interrogation.
Based on the evidence of the case, she would not be in jail (in Canada) and the police would not have pressed charges.
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Originally Posted by diane_phaneuf
As I said she didn't get a fair trial, and many people think she gets acquitted in an appeal. I just get the feeling that she did it and I am guessing the jury felt the same way, with no proof to back that up though. Which is why she shouldn't have been given a guilty verdict yesterday. Although Italy seems to have more of a tradition that you must prove innocence where in our system which is the other way around.
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I all ready said I wouldn't convict her based on the evidence, I think she is guilty but it is a gut feeling. And Legal experts on the BBC and CNN have both said people are convicted in the States and in England for less evidence (even circumstantial) than she was.