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Originally Posted by Henry17
If you want to be specific she had a 60mm wound on the palm of her right hand and a 30mm wound on the index finger and a 60mm wound on the middle finger of her left hand. That is it.
Plenty of people are brutally murdered by one person, with a knife and left with zero defensive wounds on them. I actually think her having any at all hurts your point, since two people restraining her would lead me to believe she should have none.
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Originally Posted by Henry17
The arm restraining was not at the wrists but further up the arm. It is impossible to hold Meredith that way without pulling her arms out of her sockets or at least breaking her arms. Further, someone who is 5'10" simply does not have hands large enough to use a single hand to wrap around to arms and hold them with the force required to restrain someone who fears for her life.
Makes sense to me....if you were to hold someone down with one hand you do so higher up on the arm below the wrists, while holding and gripping the other underneath. The wrists or the arms does not matter if you are on top of someone. My theory requires him to be on top of her in this scenario yes. It is not unlikely, and it is also not unlikely he held her from behind while choking her neck.
I believe it is evidence she had bruising to both her face (punched) and her neck (choked) among other areas, as well as trauma to the back of the head (thrown to the ground, bashed into the wall or both).
Saying someone is 5 ft 10 does not have large enough hands to do this on a small girl is freaking stupid. Rudy could have very large hands for all we know, and his body type certainly looks like he is decently athletic and with a large arm span even if 5 ft 10 which is hardly considered short imo, although not exactly tall all the same.
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Originally Posted by Henry17
Held people down. How many times do you need to be told that Meredith was upright when she was stabbed. If you get someone down then yes you can do a lot with just a single person but she is standing so you can't use your body to restrain her.
Is there evidence showing that the fatal stab wound took place while standing up? How are you so sure? You are saying it is impossible she was on the ground at any point when stabbed? How?
So you are telling me this whole action of him fighting/struggling with her, her hitting her head very hard, him digitally penetrating her, and her receiving mutliple stab wounds on top of a fatal one ALL took place while standing and you can cite inconclusive proof of this?
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Why is she weak?
C'mon man....a large, athletic male violently attacking a petite female perhaps even getting the drop on her and she is not viewed as the weak opponent?....seriously?
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You are greatly overstating how much someone goes into shock when hit in a situation like this but even if I gave that to you a limp person doesn't need to be retrained.
No I am not at all. From you sharing your information about what a fighter you used to be, surely you would know a good punch in the right area makes a person dizzy and incapacitated for several seconds, which is a long time in a struggle to help render someone practically defenseless.
And, yes they do still restrain them because she is still struggling, still probably yelling and screaming and one person would need to act with that much more force and work then 2 or 3.