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Originally Posted by puckluck2
I'm not talking about the courts Captain, I'm asking to watch her interviews and tell me she doesn't sound like a psychopath. She says "we had sex" so nonchalantly then she's making out with her BF minutes after they find her roommate is bludgeoned to death.
She is either a murderer, knows something about the murder or just a real messed up person.
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To be honest, I've never put a lot of credence into how someone comes across in a interview. Either they act up, or they act down, and we never know unless we see the unedited footage.
There are lots of people that are emotionally disconnected out there, or people that deal with situations in a different way. I remember reading a text in my abnormal psych class in university where there was a guy that would follow accident scenes on his police scanner so he could show up and tell people how much he didn't care about the death in front of him.
Maybe her reaction is a coping mechanism? Maybe death primes her engine? We don't know, but that doesn't really make her guilty of anything but saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
Its getting harder and harder for courts to truly convict innocent people of crimes, investigations have come a long way since the days of lifting prints looking at blood types and sending out beat cops to canvas the neighbourhood.
I'm sure and maybe one of the lawyers can pipe in, getting a convinction that's not overturned on some kind of appeal is a perfect storm of overwhelming evidence to the microscopic level, combined with unimpeachable police and legal procedures.
do I think that Amanda Knox did it? there's always the possibility of it, but there was little enough evidence to convict combined by the keystone copesque adventures of the Italian police and legal system.
But we also need to separate the courts and the courts of public opinion, and the latter has no bearing except to get wound up by it.
Do I think she's hot? Yeah I'd wreck that chick,