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Originally Posted by Henry17
It is. That isn't what happened.
Just off the top of my head.
Meredith had several small cuts on one side of her neck and a deeper cut that made it to the jaw. This was on the opposite side of the neck to which she was stabbed.
How does that happen?
The bruising on her head indicate her head was being restrained. The bruising on her arms indicate that her arms were being restrained behind her back. That is how that happens but then Rudy needs more hands than he has.
Further, how does Rudy switch hands with the knife while restraining her? At some point the knife has to be switched between hands but then Meredith would be free to defend herself.
The evidence is also such that two knives is almost a certainty -- why would a single attacker use two knives?
Different struggles, different angles, different restraints....all by the same person.
He grabs her, struggles, restrains her from behind in a choke hold....at some points holds the knife to her throat cutting on this side, threatening her. She is screaming and he wants her to STFU and doesnt want someone to hear her.
At this point he throws her around, and perhaps slams her on the ground with her head hitting the ground...she is disoriented and half way out of it.
He climbs over her body restraining her with his....pinning her down using his body an knees and hands with knife still in it, attempting his sexual assault.
She is weak and head violently slammed, but she is attempting to restrain...he uses one hand to restrain both of hers...maybe even switching which hand he restrains her with as he juggles the knife back and forth.
We now have mutliple restraint points on different areas on her body (bruising), and we now have different position cuts with the knife (behind her, then on top of her).
All of this is POSSIBLE is all I am saying.
I am not indicating this is exactly what happened.
But for you ******s to not realize one person could not dominate a woman and leave this evidence on her body makes you a F'cking idiot.
Its not impossible, and nowhere near impossible.