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Originally Posted by FatTony-
If anyone wants to see the crime scene videos and spot all the re-arranging that took place, here are the links. Filomenas room was altered within 3 hours on Nov 2.
What exactly are you saying? That it's unusual for things to be moved around as:
a) Police investigate, take samples and look for clues and
b) Police move a body and other objects out of the room?
This happens in every crime scene. Crime scenes aren't CSI TV shows where the camera zooms into the DNA spot. They are thoroughly investigated. Pictures are taken showing the undisturbed position of everything, and then things are moved around signficantly as investigations are done. How can police investigate covered surfaces and objects under other ones if they don't move stuff around a lot? How can they reconstruct a crime?
If police contamination is such an issue, as you dishonestly like to claim, why are the victim's activities during the day and the commission of the crime itself not a massive source of contamination? For example, if constantly changed gloves are picking up Sollecito's non existent DNA from the house to deposit in impossible amounts on a bra clasp, why didn't Kercher contaminate her clothes, bag,bra etc with Knox's DNA as she moved around the apartment and shared bathroom that day? She wore no gloves. Why aren't the killer's or victim's hands and clothes, contaminated from touching things prior to and during the murder, depositing Amanda's DNA in the murder room, on the clothes, bra and body?
You talk about contamination by the police and by things being moved, but completely ignore the largest source of contamination which is present in every crime scene - that of the victim's actions the day of her death, and the killer. The possibility of contamination from this dwarfs what the police did, even if they didn't follow procedure perfectly. You also ignore the fact that Knox's DNA was found nowhere in that room - which intuitively makes every non idiot understand that in the specifics of this case, moving stuff, bad police procedure, whatever else, had a very low probability of contamination. If it didn't we would find Knox's DNA on many of the multiple samples taken from the room.
But you don't like to talk about this because it would implicitly admit what experts know - that contamination of viable DNA such as that found on the bra is very rare and actually impossible from touch transfer. It would also kill dead your xenophobic "lol incompetent Italian cops" meme that you and the Friends of Amanda people need to push for PR purposes.
Last edited by Truthsayer; 04-17-2013 at 08:49 AM.