Foxy Knoxy
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The news we get here blames an incompetent Italian court system that is corrupt and full of problems... that she is basically the victim of this mess and wasn't even anywhere near when the murder occurred...
Is your news discussing it different over there?
EdelBrock wrote: The news we get here blames an incompetent Italian court system that is corrupt and full of problems... that she is basically the victim of this mess and wasn't even anywhere near when the murder occurred...
Is your news discussing it different over there?
Our press is caught between arguing that she is a sexually active unmarried woman and therefore deserves to go to prison forever or, conversely, arguing that because she is American Ms Knox therefore deserves to be spanked harshly and locked up for a very long time.
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote:
Our press is [white]caught between[/white] arguing that she is a sexually active unmarried woman and therefore deserves to [white]go to prison forever or, conversely, arguing that because she is American Ms Knox therefore deserves to[/white] be spanked harshly [white]and locked up[/white] for a very long time.
Caught between the two, you mean like that?
Not trying to sound like the Daily Mail here but if they didnt kill her then who did? The random black guy?
I wonder how many other suspected murderers are now going to hire a PR company to make themselves look more appealing? 
Gene wrote: Not trying to sound like the Daily Mail here but if they didnt kill her then who did? The random black guy?
What the news is saying here is that the knife that had her DNA on it was deemed inadmissible in court as it was a kitchen knife that the two roommates shared and could have DNA residue from simply living there. Also that they were nowhere near the crime scene when it happened.
Supposedly the Italian crime investigator used a similar story on another crime within three months of the Knox one, and it also was dropped, as it seemed to be his gut-instinct rather than based on evidence.
We are also hearing that the Italian system tends to quickly get things to court, without evidence being solid, and they expect that everything would be settled by the time of the appeal... leading to a large percentage of innocent people being convicted and released during appeals.
As with the Madeline McCann case in Portugal, when theres a British person involved, theres a tendency over here to portray police and justice systems as bumbling, corrupt, lazy bastards. Sweaty spic coppers etc.
As if our own systems have no such problems.
Did you know you can rape a child over here and get just 4 years? Or kill someone through drink-driving and get 18 months?
British Justice; showing Johnny Foreigner the way.
EdelBrock wrote: We are also hearing that the Italian system tends to quickly get things to court, without evidence being solid, and they expect that everything would be settled by the time of the appeal... leading to a large percentage of innocent people being convicted and released during appeals.
Lucky they don't have the death penalty then really. :\ohwell:
El Jarvo wrote:
EdelBrock wrote: We are also hearing that the Italian system tends to quickly get things to court, without evidence being solid, and they expect that everything would be settled by the time of the appeal... leading to a large percentage of innocent people being convicted and released during appeals.
Lucky they don't have the death penalty then really. :\ohwell:
Doubtless they'd just fuck that up too, the inept spaghetti-chewing garlic breath wop motherfuckers.
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote: the inept spaghetti-chewing garlic breath wop motherfuckers.
Does spaghetti take alot of chewing? You wanna try boiling the frigger first.
Gene wrote:
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote: the inept spaghetti-chewing garlic breath wop motherfuckers.
Does spaghetti take alot of chewing? You wanna try boiling the frigger first.
"al dente". Like Al Jarvis, but chewier.
Gene wrote: As with the Madeline McCann case in Portugal, when theres a British person involved, theres a tendency over here to portray police and justice systems as bumbling, corrupt, lazy bastards. Sweaty spic coppers etc.
As if our own systems have no such problems.
Did you know you can rape a child over here and get just 4 years? Or kill someone through drink-driving and get 18 months?
British Justice; showing Johnny Foreigner the way.
What was that case back in the 90s, British girl who was a nanny for an American couple? She was accused of killing their baby? Case went on and on for ages
Can't recall now if she was found guilty or not. Dumpy, plain looking 18 year old....
johnny wrote: What was that case back in the 90s, British girl who was a nanny for an American couple? She was accused of killing their baby?
That's a blast from the past!
Louise Woodward.
El Jarvo wrote:
johnny wrote: What was that case back in the 90s, British girl who was a nanny for an American couple? She was accused of killing their baby?
That's a blast from the past!
Louise Woodward.
Yeah that's the one. She wasn't a patch on Foxy Knoxy
El Jarvo wrote:
johnny wrote: What was that case back in the 90s, British girl who was a nanny for an American couple? She was accused of killing their baby?
That's a blast from the past!
Louise Woodward.
Cue Primal Scream:-
"SHAKE THE BABY!!"
One of my co-workers is a dead ringer for Foxy Knoxy, though her hair is blonder. Seriously. Looks just like her.
And sorry lads, she has a live-in boyfriend.
