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finally the truth has come out and she is not guilty..
We don't KNOW that Knox is innocent. We can be reasonably sure, but only Knox, Raffaele Sollecito, Rudy Guede and perhaps the late Meredith Kercher know conclusively. Could have been any one of them, all of them, or none of them. We don't know.
The Kercher family still lost a daughter. I don't think this is an appropriate time to break out the pom poms.
We don't KNOW that Knox is innocent. We can be reasonably sure, but only Knox, Raffaele Sollecito, Rudy Guede and perhaps the late Meredith Kercher know conclusively. Could have been any one of them, all of them, or none of them. We don't know.
The Kercher family still lost a daughter. I don't think this is an appropriate time to break out the pom poms.
We don't KNOW that Knox is innocent. We can be reasonably sure, but only Knox, Raffaele Sollecito, Rudy Guede and perhaps the late Meredith Kercher know conclusively. Could have been any one of them, all of them, or none of them. We don't know.
The Kercher family still lost a daughter. I don't think this is an appropriate time to break out the pom poms.
Did you read th evidence against Amanda Knox? That's not accurate in my opinion. I actually think you have three separate levels of guilt in the examples you made.I would agree. Saying that the "the truth has come out" is like saying the truth has come out of the OJ Simpson or Casey Anthony trials.
The Kercher family still lost a daughter. I don't think this is an appropriate time to break out the pom poms.
The case against Amanda Knox reminded me of a witch hunt. My response to hearing the verdict today was exactly that - joy - that a second woman doesn't have to give up her life unjustly. I believe my response was appropriate, and don't need to be chided for it.I agree this is a relief that was needed due to the prosecution acting like it was from N. Korea - but I don't think "joy" is the appropriate emotion - just relief.
Agree, I would say joy, relief, and sadness all wrapped up in one. I, too, believe she was railroaded. Yes, she made some bad choices, but I do not believe she deserved what happened. I can't imagine what this did to her family emotionally or financially. From what I have seen of her, I am very impressed with her composure and expect good things from her in the future. I bet she has learned her lesson, a million times over. I cannot imagine having your child locked up like that. When I was a teenager, a group of us went to Texas for a dance exhibition. We just couldn't understand why our parents wouldn't let us go to Mexico by ourselves for a day of shopping. You just can't say enough times that our freedom and rights should never be taken for granted, and realize that we do not have them in a foreign country.The case against Amanda Knox reminded me of a witch hunt. My response to hearing the verdict today was exactly that - joy - that a second woman doesn't have to give up her life unjustly. I believe my response was appropriate, and don't need to be chided for it.
You just can't say enough times that our freedom and rights should never be taken for granted, and realize that we do not have them in a foreign country.
Wow. What a racist, fact-lacking statement. Welcome to my ignore list.Amanda is lucky she was American in Italy and not, say African American in Mississippi, where nobody would have fought for her....
Amanda is lucky she was American in Italy and not, say African American in Mississippi, where nobody would have fought for her....