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Originally Posted by Henry17
To call what she had on her hands defensive wounds is overstating things -- she had a small cut on her thumb and two other small cuts. That is not at all what you'd expect nor is it what you find when you have similar single knife attacker situations.
She had cuts on her hands from the knife, period (you forgot the palm). Who the F are you to determine whether these are substantial enough or not? Did you examine the body?
Your theory suggests there were 3 people all of which were restraining her....so why did she have any cuts at all then?
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Originally Posted by Henry17
Rudy was not a big guy. He was short (I believe 5'10") and skinny. He could not restrain both of Meredith's arms while also holding a knife.
He is an athletic basketball player and we've all seen the pictures man, he is not a small "skinny" guy. He clearly has an athletic cut and its documented the guy plays basketball.
For you to suggest he cannot hold both her wrists at the same time, especially after already probably hitting her in the face and slamming her head into the wall or ground means you are being completely illogical, and probably a complete vagina who has never fought at the same time.
I've held people down and restrained them while holding both their arms with one hand, and I have had this happen to me before as well. While neither were a violent crime scene, different times being a serious altercation and different times were simply horse play.
The point is though, that this is not even close to being impossible that Rudy did this to Meredith.
We are talking about a small, weak young girl here who was probably weakened more during the altercation.
Have you ever been punched in the face by someone, or fallen on you head when being wrestled to the ground?
Yea, sometimes you might take a hit which damages your consciousness, strength, and coherence and make it just ever so slightly hard to fight back.