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Originally Posted by Ken Dine
Raffaele's last interaction with his laptop was around 9:30 pm.
Although Nencini gives the 21:26 Naruto prompt as a human interaction, Sollecito's own expert D'Ambrosio said it wasn't. The cartoon was not downloaded or viewed and it may have been just a new-episode prompt. Massei gives the 21:10 closing of the Amelie file as a human interaction, but the experts said that may have been automatic as well.
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When Amanda opened the door to greet the Polish gal around 8:40 pm, the gal testified that she saw Amanda working on her laptop
No, that was on Popovic's first visit at 17:45 (and she's Serbian). She didn't recall which computer Knox was writing on. When she came back at 20:40 she just spoke to Knox at the door and didn't go in.
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but the police fried Amanda's laptop
Except they didn't. It was already damaged when examined on 13 November, just like Filomena's when the police tried to switch it on on 2 November. A Sollecito defence expert was present on 13 November and didn't object to anything the police did.
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...and then refused to let experts retrieve the data from her fried drive, so Amanda may have been able to prove that she was working on her laptop much later.
Knox defence experts did recover some data from the hard drive, but did not reveal what they found. Unlike the prosecution, they don't have to share.
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By 9:15 pm Meredith was likely already dead since she was murdered still wearing the jacket she walked home wearing when she arrived back at the cottage a few minutes before 9:00 pm.
That light blue top wasn't exactly a heavy winter coat. You could wear it indoors, and the house may not have been that warm.
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Further proof that Meredith died nearly immediately upon arriving home, is that she didn't call her ailing mom back, as was her custom.
She'd already had a long conversation with Arline that afternoon. She'd heard how the day's dialysis session went, and they'd discussed a mid-December trip home she was planning. She did sometimes call Arline more than once a day, but the timing of that second, failed call -- immediately after she left Sophie Purton -- suggests she may have been calling just to be on the phone to someone while she walked home alone through a part of town that made her (and Sophie) nervous. And if you just fancy a chat and someone doesn't pick up, you don't necessarily call right back. You might well leave it a while.
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Meredith also never had the chance to remove her wet clothing from the washing machine.
It wasn't strictly Meredith's washing, since some of it was Knox's according to Laura and Filomena. That's an odd load. There is no evidence that Meredith loaded the machine herself except for Knox's account (as in her 'alibi email' of 4 November), which is probably misdirection. It is obvious why Knox might need to wash all those towels you can see through the washer's window in the crime-scene pictures, and why she might need to disguise that fact.